Finance committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you to the witnesses for being here. Mr. Lee, thank you for your presentation. I'm going to ask you some questions about Bill C‑59. In your presentation, you said that your comments were general and more macroeconomic in nature. However, some bills

Public Accounts committee  Thank you very much. That concludes our witnesses. I want to thank Ms. Hogan and her team from the Office of the Auditor General. We'll just be 30 seconds. You're welcome to leave, if you like, but we'll be really quick here. I'm going to ask members for their attention

Environment committee  I think we're out of time, Mr. Kram. I mention to everyone that President Jimmy Carter, when he was—I think—in the navy as a nuclear physicist, came and got us out of trouble in the 1950s during a particularly difficult moment. Thank you to the witnesses. Mr. Lasserre, I

Environment committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. I would like to circle back to our witnesses from the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission. Ms. Tadros, I believe it was you who said there is still low-level radioactive waste at Chalk River. For the benefit of people who don't know the backstory, why

Environment committee  We have to go to a vote. We'll go to a vote. Then we'll go back, I hope, to hearing from our witnesses. (Motion agreed to: yeas 7; nays 4) We'll go to Ms. Taylor Roy, for three minutes, please.

Finance committee  Thank you, Mr. Ste‑Marie. We will now move over to MP Davies. These will be the last questions for our witnesses.

Environment committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. First of all, to the witnesses, this happens all the time in these meetings now. I'm sorry that your time is being wasted. You are valuable experts. Your expertise and your testimony is important to our work.

Environment committee   that we can continue with our witnesses, out of respect for them.

Finance committee  Thank you to both witnesses. Dr. Singh, clearly this is a historic investment. I know there's a very short period of time for an answer, but can you explain how investment in the Canadian dental care plan and access to oral health care is going to impact the health care

Public Accounts committee  Thank you very much. Thank you to the Auditor General and the witnesses for being here today. Your departmental plan outlines five core values that drive how you and your team conduct themselves in their work: democracy and independence; respect for people, integrity

Finance committee   that. I think it will be open fairly soon for people to apply to. There are innovative and creative ways.... I've heard of things like mobile units to go into care homes. I've heard about a proposal to outfit a train car. I think we're going to talk to a witness coming after

Fisheries committee  With all due respect to my colleague Mr. Kelloway, I wonder if we could let our poor witness leave.

Environment committee  Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thanks to the witnesses for being here. I will open it up with the CNSC. The determination for Chalk River that the CNSC put forward was that the CNL adequately consulted and accommodated indigenous groups, yet 10 out of the 11 federally recognized

Environment committee  Mr. Chair, on that, I don't know why the witness can't speak freely. We're trying to get to the bottom of what the risk is to the water and what the risk is to those people, and you keep on telling us to refer to the document. I don't know. I just hope you become a bit more

Environment committee  I want to ask a few other questions of the other witnesses. In particular, I have concerns about water privatization and the commodification of water, especially when I think about everyday Canadians but also people around the world who have these deep concerns. One