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CANADA

Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates


NUMBER 016 
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1st SESSION 
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39th PARLIAMENT 

EVIDENCE

Thursday, September 28, 2006

[Recorded by Electronic Apparatus]

  (1105)  

[English]

     I'll call the meeting to order.
    I'm going to give you a little bit of history about these estimates. These were the estimates that we studied last spring or last June. We had one study on June 11, when they came to explain the estimates process. Public Works came before our committee at the beginning of June and Treasury Board was before our committee on June 20.
    I'll go quickly. We had the estimates process of June 11, Public Works came before us on June 8, and Treasury Board came before us on June 20. We passed the interim supply on May 3. We're now going to basically pass those original estimates, less whatever amount was passed under interim supply.
    As far as I know, we cannot increase these amounts if we don't like them. They've already been decreased, as my friend Ray said. If you want to decrease them more, I'm not sure about that.
    I have a couple of things to ask you. Do you want me to read through all of the votes? There are about five of them. I won't do them one by one. I'll do them by group.
CANADIAN HERITAGE
Public Service Commission
Vote 95--Program expenditures..........$92,949,000
Public Service Labour Relations Board
Vote 100--Program expenditures..........17,073,000
Public Service Staffing Tribunal
Vote 105--Program expenditures..........$4,710,000
    (Votes 95, 100, and 105 agreed to on division)

[Translation]

    Why “on division”?
    Because we don't want them to think we like them and are prepared to give them everything they want. We're saying that we disagree, but that they have won.

[English]

    Reporting doesn't have to be on division.

[Translation]

    It makes no difference. It's not unanimous, but it doesn't matter.

[English]

GOVERNOR GENERAL
Governor General
Vote 1--Program expenditures..........$16,654,000
    (Vote 1 agreed to on division)
PARLIAMENT
The Senate
Vote 1--Program expenditures..........$53,905,150
    (Vote 1 agreed to on division)
PRIVY COUNCIL
Privy Council Department
Vote 1--Program expenditures..........$130,714,000
Canadian Intergovernmental Conference Secretariat
Vote 5--Program expenditures..........$5,978,000
Canadian Transportation Accident Investigation and Safety Board
Vote 10--Program expenditures..........$25,486,000
    (Votes 1, 5, and 10 agreed to on division)
PUBLIC WORKS AND GOVERNMENT SERVICES
Public Works and Government Services
Vote 1--Operating expenditures..........$2,154,809,000
Vote 5--Capital expenditures..........$342,634,000
Vote 10--Grants and contributions..........$3,632,000
    (Votes 1, 5, and 10 agreed to on division)
TREASURY BOARD
Treasury Board Secretariat
Vote 1--Program expenditures..........$150,649,000
Vote 5--Government Contingencies..........$750,000,000
Vote 10--Government-Wide Initiatives..........$13,000,000
Vote 20--Public Service Insurance..........$1,663,800,000
Canada School of Public Service
Vote 25--Program expenditures..........$84,641,000
Public Service Human Resources Management Agency of Canada
Vote 30--Program expenditures..........$97,675,000
    (Votes 1, 5, 10, 20, 25, and 30 agreed to on division)
    Are there any other items that you wish to discuss?
    Thank you. We're adjourned.