International Trade committee  The supply chain office is not directly responsible for airport rents, so I can't speak specifically to it. What I can say is that there were a number of assistances offered to airports during the COVID period and since then—

International Trade committee  It has not been waived.

International Trade committee  No, but I would note that the supply chain task force did put forward a number of different recommendations. Clearly we're focusing on moving forward with those. We are prioritizing different recommendations and moving forward on those, but they are recommendations. We are examin

International Trade committee  The report provides guidance for the work we're doing.

Finance committee  Thank you. I'll start with the first question.

Finance committee  My apologies. My name is Colin Stacey, and I am the director general of air policy at Transport Canada. In response to your first question, Mr. Ste‑Marie, I can say that the Canadian Transportation Agency will be responsible for defining the exceptions in the regulations, so we

Finance committee  Good morning. My name is Colin Stacey. I'm the director general of air policy at Transport Canada. I'm very pleased to answer that question. The changes in Bill C-47 will have a significant impact on how the air passenger protection regulations are administered, in a couple of w

Transport committee  I'll start with the issue on payment and how that applies. These would be included in collective agreements. I don't think it's something we could particularly comment on. It's an arrangement between the employer and the employee.

Transport committee  I think the issue of fines is more a matter for the Canadian Transportation Agency.