Human Resources committee  It's labour; you've talked about it every day—

Human Resources committee  —that there are 9,000 jobs on the line here, so I'm asking the minister—

Human Resources committee  No, we're still on a point of order.

Human Resources committee  This is Mr. Ruimy's point of order.

Human Resources committee  Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I don't want to take up too much time, but I did mention prior to our leaving in the previous portion of this meeting that I did want to ask for unanimous consent to waive the ministers' opening statements. All of us know their files quite well.

Human Resources committee  Mr. Chair, can I ask something before the gavel really quickly?

Human Resources committee  Is there anything on the minister's—

Human Resources committee  This Tuesday coming up? Which ones?

Human Resources committee  Come on.

Human Resources committee  How hard did you guys try? Do you know what's going to happen? They're going to give their 40 minutes of presentation, and we're going to have no time for questions.

Human Resources committee  Have you had conversations along that line? What would you do to make the LMIA program more streamlined or easier to access?

Human Resources committee  A revenue generator?

Human Resources committee  I'll pass my time on to Kerry.

Human Resources committee  Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I'm going to split my time with Mr. Diotte. I just have a couple of quick questions for our friends from CFIB. I appreciate your being here. I wasn't planning on asking the first one, but with all due respect to my colleague, Mr. Sangha, I'm co

Human Resources committee  Yes, it's commendable. I don't think there's enough detail in this bill to ensure there won't be additional costs. Contrary to my colleague Mr. Long's comments the other day, we made some significant changes to the temporary foreign worker program in 2014. Maybe we went a little