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Standing Committee on the Status of Women

NUMBER 019

1st SESSION

41st PARLIAMENT

EVIDENCE

Monday, February 27, 2012

[Recorded by Electronic Apparatus]

(1530)

[English]

The Vice-Chair (Hon. Judy Sgro (York West, Lib.)):

We'll call meeting number 19 of the Standing Committee on the Status of Women to order.

I thank everyone for being here so sharply today. Actually, most of us were here early for a change. This is good.

Ms. Truppe.

Mrs. Susan Truppe (London North Centre, CPC):

Madam Chair, I move that we go in camera.

The Vice-Chair (Hon. Judy Sgro):

The procedure is if someone moves to be in camera, we have to immediately go to a vote on that.

There's a motion to move in camera.

Mrs. Susan Truppe:

Sorry, on a point of order, I thought it was non-debatable.

The Vice-Chair (Hon. Judy Sgro):

It isn't debatable. We'll call the vote.

(Motion agreed to)

The Vice-Chair (Hon. Judy Sgro): Okay, we will go in camera. We'll suspend for a moment.

[Proceedings continue in camera]