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CANADA
Liaison Committee
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EVIDENCE
Thursday, October 8, 2009
[Recorded by Electronic Apparatus]
[English]
Good afternoon to all. We have quorum.
I apologize for the meeting being a bit late. We had to reorganize the tables because there are a larger number of members on this committee than on the usual committees.
As you've seen on the agenda, the first item today is the election of chairs.
[Translation]
Pursuant to Standing Order 107, we will now proceed with the business of electing a chair.
We are ready to receive motions to that effect.
Mr. Bezan.
[English]
Mr. Bezan proposes that Dean Allison be elected chair of the liaison committee. Are there any other nominations?
(Motion agreed to)
The Clerk: Mr. Allison is elected chair of the liaison committee.
Before having Mr. Allison take the chair, if you wish, we will proceed to the election of the vice-chair.
[Translation]
Would someone care to move a motion for the election of the vice-chair?
Mr. Szabo.
[English]
Mr. Szabo proposes that Shawn Murphy be elected as vice-chair. Are there any other nominations?
(Motion agreed to)
The Clerk: Mr. Shawn Murphy is elected as vice-chair of the liaison committee.
I would now like to invite Mr. Allison to take the chair.
We need to elect the subcommittee that is going to be looking at approving the requests on a go-forward basis. The subcommittee will be composed of a chair, a vice-chair, and five other members. We'll need the nominations for the five other members before we proceed.
James.
Is everyone interested in letting their name stand? We have nine right now and there's nothing to say we can't go with seven, or the full nine.
Kevin.
No.
All right, so I have on the list now a total of six, so if no one else wants to withdraw their name, we can go with the six.
Go ahead, Paul.
No, it's just members from government or opposition.
I'm going to propose that we leave the list as it is, as follows: Mr. Preston, Mr. Bezan, Ms. Fry, Mr. Tweed, Mr. Miller, and Mr. Richardson, in addition to Mr. Murphy.
All in favour?
Some hon. members: Agreed.
All right. Thank you very much.
Let's move forward with the committee business.
I know that we have a number of budget requests before us. As is normal custom, I think, let's go through the global envelope of what we have in terms of funds. For that, I'll turn it over to the clerk.
[Proceedings continue in camera]
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