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Electoral Reform committee  Much like my colleague, Mr. LeDuc, I think that a consensus would be ideal. However, as the old saying goes, “if wishes were horses, beggars would ride”. Therefore, I suggest that you opt for something realistic. If you have two or three models, use them to start the consultation

July 27th, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Electoral Reform committee  I would like to clarify something about the consensus. I did not mean to say that everything would necessarily be finished once consensus was reached here. The idea is simply to have a consensus on a specific subject of discussion, rather than discussing in the abstract, and so

July 27th, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Professor Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  Thank you very much, Mr. Chair, for inviting me to be here today. This is a topic that I have been thinking about for some time. Last night, I found in my archives a paper on genetic discrimination that I did in 1994 for a certain Professor Irwin Cotler. You will understand ther

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  The health issues covered can not all necessarily be the subject of criminalization. This is precisely what is discussed in the Reference re the Assisted Reproduction Act. Not all public policy measures to promote health can be the subject of a criminal provision. The court hope

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  Paragraph 56 is actually from Justice McLachlin, who's position on the validity of those sections was in dissent. Paragraph 232 of the majority decision of Justices LeBel and Deschamps states: Health, which Rand J. mentioned, cannot always justify action by Parliament in rela

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  Certainly. There is one thing that surprises me. It is difficult to say that the objective is necessarily to obtain health information when clause 3 itself seeks to protect the person from having to take a test. Clause 3 seeks only to authorize a person to refuse to take a genet

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  The jurisprudence is replete with tensions between labour law and human rights regimes, and by adopting this statute, which will modify both at the same time, there are possibilities that there will be tensions between those two regimes, and there will be questions as to which is

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  Yes. They all include disability as a prohibited ground for discrimination.

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  Let's say that I'm wrong in my analysis. The first part does not prohibit discrimination. You asked about the future. Instead of requiring information, let's say that you're in Canada in 2016 and you have Pokémon Go. No one is forced to use Pokémon. No one is required to do it,

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr

Justice committee  Absolutely.

November 22nd, 2016Committee meeting

Prof. Hugo Cyr