Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Ms. Normandin, we just want to check something. At the moment, Ms. Kwan's amendment has the reference number 11087213. I have the impression that your subamendment is related to the following NDP amendment. I followed what you said, and it's not consisten

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  Yes, Ms. Normandin, you can submit a subamendment. However, it would be good if you could forward the written version to the clerk, if you have it.

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  BQ-1 and BQ-2 as well as the two amendments from the NDP are seeking to amend the same line. Even though there are no numbered lines in the schedule, there are still lines, so the same rule applies as in any clause in the bill. That's why if one amendment is adopted, the other on

Indigenous and Northern Affairs committee  In the bill, on page 1, we have two clauses. There's the preamble. Pursuant to Standing Order 75(1), consideration of the preamble is always postponed. It will be voted on at the end. We start with clause 1, which is right under “Citizenship Act”. Clause 2 is under “Coming in

Justice committee  We should go to Mr. Fortin's amendment, but if I'm correct, I think Mr. Maloney had some amendments that would go there as well, before PV-2.

Justice committee  Yes, that's correct. The preamble can be amended at the end if there are substantive amendments to the bill.

Justice committee  The summary can't be amended.

Justice committee  Yes. It's just that, before going to clause 1, we should mention that the preamble will be postponed.

Justice committee  I'm Émilie Thivierge, the legislative clerk assigned to Bill C-5. My role is to provide you and the chair of the committee with some advice on the admissibility of amendments for the clause-by-clause consideration of Bill C-5. If you have any questions on the admissibility of a