Bill C-27 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  The grant was initially provided by the previous government; the report was released by the current government.

Bill C-27 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  The Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness wrote a letter on November 20, 2004, the day after the report was released, and the CCAA received a response in March 2006 responding to the provincial recommendations.

Bill C-27 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  I'll paraphrase, but.... I'll give an example so you can better understand. One of the recommendations was to fix how victims were served by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board in the province of Ontario. The response that the Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness received wa

Bill C-27 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  That's something I could speak to the executive director at the Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness about and see if it was appropriate.

Bill C-27 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  Well, I have to tell you that there are always people on the front lines coming up with recommendations for change. Certainly, I'm a person who is involved in those issues. Whether right or wrong about the right way to go about it, I certainly keep my nose to the ground in term

Bill C-27 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  Thank you very much, Mr. Patry, Mr. Dupuis, and members of the committee, for this opportunity to testify on this important public safety matter. My name is John Muise. I'm the director of public safety at the Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness. For those of you I haven't met

Bill C-35 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  Yes. Thank you, Mr. Moore. On the first count, yes, incapacitation.... Ultimately, the reason for withholding somebody's bail is about ensuring an appearance in court and making sure that if they're a threat, they're not going to engage in further crimes when they're out on bai

Bill C-35 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  Well, I think some thought went into it. Obviously when they wrote this, people looked at the case law of Morales and Pearson, and they looked at the charter, because it would be hard to imagine a more targeted set of offences that lay waste to a community than firearm crimes in

Bill C-35 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  Mr. Ménard, I think your question was why I'm challenging the crime rate. I'm not. What I'm using is slightly different; that's non-traffic, overall Criminal Code. But in 1962--and I know Mr. Doob has the chart for this one--the violent crime rate was 221 per 100,000 population.

Bill C-35 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  Did you want me to answer that, Mr. Comartin?

Bill C-35 (39th Parliament, 1st Session) committee  Thank you, Mr. Patry. Good morning, and thank you for the opportunity to appear before you as you deliberate on BillC-35. Looking around the room, I know that I've appeared before some of you, but for those I haven't, my background informs what I say, and I'll tell you a tiny bi

Justice committee  I don't have them.

Justice committee  Yes, sure. Some are included in the brief I provided, and I'll get the references for some of the other ones that are similar that I didn't include in my brief. I'll pass those on in the next day or two.

Justice committee  You know one of them. The other one I'm trying to convince.

Justice committee  Thank you for the good work that all of you do. I wish you all the best in your deliberations.