Industry committee  Yes.

Industry committee  We're a month away, and they've inquired about it? It doesn't sound as if this is ready to go.

Industry committee  All right. You also talked about the need for trained workers and perhaps to have some of the gaps made up through immigration. My understanding is that there are some changes to the residency requirements, so that when someone has put in their application they're required to be

Industry committee  Again, if 90% is already slated to go to consumers in terms of rebates, that makes it very difficult for any industry to be able to collect theirs back. Going back to the federal trucking registry for the carbon tax, it sounds to me that there's going to be significant overlap b

Industry committee  You still don't know a month out.

Industry committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you to our witnesses for their expertise and for helping us in the study of this important area. I'd like to start with the Canadian Trucking Alliance. Sir, you mentioned, in your initial testimony, the discussion around the federal trucking registr

Industry committee  Just on a separate note.... It must grind some of your members' gears that in backstop jurisdictions such as Ontario and Saskatchewan, come April 1, they're going to be among the most heavily carbon-emitting industries because of the use of diesel. They will be paying proportiona

Industry committee  In regard to the Treasury Board cost-benefit analysis from here, that usually has to be all done as one part of the process. Are you saying that they are literally going ahead with a fuel standard consultation, without actually having done any of the economic analysis to see what

Industry committee  Obviously, competitiveness is critical because we are competing with the United States for these kinds of investments. Is there anything like that in the United States?

Industry committee  Thank you.

Industry committee  Thank you. I have just a quick question for you, Mr. Goodman. You mentioned earlier that the compounding has extra costs. In response to Mr. Lloyd, you also mentioned that for the special access program, ultimately it's the person who pays for it, because their insurance won't

Industry committee  Okay. I appreciate that. I just wanted to get a sense of whether we were driving up further costs for a particular family that's just trying to access medicine in a way that's sustainable to their child's health. Mr. Masterson, you mentioned fuel standards and how that would ha

Industry committee  I've spoken with a CEO in my province, who has found an identical situation. Again, we're fine with having a process, but who, ultimately, should be responsible for this? I think that's a very important question to ask. Mr. Lewis, I have to state for the record that I'm against

Industry committee  Mr. Masterson originally asked whether these people were talking. You're talking about the same department. They're overlapping the same materials.

Industry committee  It's gobsmacking to me that we have these. I can understand Mr. Masterson's concern between governments, because governments don't always communicate well. With co-operative federalism, we would hope that it wouldn't happen, but within the same Health Canada, that's unconscionabl