Procedure and House Affairs committee  Can you further define how it would provide clarity, please?

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Can you further provide...define how it is not clear in the existing legislation?

Procedure and House Affairs committee  You're saying it would provide clarity if we were to insert this amendment.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Sure. In a similar vein to the last amendment, this prohibits the Chief Electoral Officer from sharing data with provinces and territories that are obliged to share the information with parties, and so on.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  It is reference number 9952296.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Yes, that's correct. Pardon me.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Yes. I guess it's interesting to me because it would seem that reference number 9952296 would be included with this amendment if it were passed. It does also seem eerily similar to amendment reference number 9950142, although I guess 9950142 expresses the prohibition to the speci

Procedure and House Affairs committee  What does it say, please?

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Did we ever have an example of something being used outside Elections Canada? Okay, we'll go to a vote, please.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Okay. Thank you.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  I believe it's just essentially opposing the 50-day maximum writ period, which I would expect the government would be in support of, considering how well it worked for them in the last election. In fact, I remember being at Mercedes Stephenson's wedding when the election was call

Procedure and House Affairs committee  I want to campaign forever.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  (Amendment negatived [See Minutes of Proceedings])

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Stephanie, you're on again.

Procedure and House Affairs committee  Yes, I'm going to get used to this for tomorrow, let me tell you. I'm having a hard time seeing what the difference is between this and CPC-15, because it refers to a 57-day maximum writ period and a writ issued between November 11 and 30. I feel we defeated this already, essen