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Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security

NUMBER 010 
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2nd SESSION 
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41st PARLIAMENT 

EVIDENCE

Thursday, February 6, 2014

[Recorded by Electronic Apparatus]

(1530)

[English]

The Clerk of the Committee (Mr. Leif-Erik Aune):
    Honourable members, I see quorum. We can now proceed to the election of the chair.
    Pursuant to Standing Order 106(2), the chair must be a member of the government party. I am ready to receive motions for the chair.
Ms. Roxanne James (Scarborough Centre, CPC):
    I would like to put forward a motion to nominate Daryl Kramp as our chair for this committee.
The Clerk:
    It has been moved by Roxanne James that Daryl Kramp be elected as chair of the committee.
    Are there further motions?
    Is it the pleasure of the committee to adopt the motion?
    Some hon. members: Agreed.
    (Motion agreed to)
    The Clerk: I declare Daryl Kramp duly elected chair of the committee.
    Before inviting Mr. Kramp to take the chair, if the committee wishes we will now proceed to the election of vice-chairs.
    Pursuant to Standing Order 106(2), the first vice-chair must be a member of the official opposition. I am now prepared to receive motions for the first vice-chair.
    Mr. Kramp.
Mr. Daryl Kramp (Prince Edward—Hastings, CPC):
    I nominate Randall Garrison to be the first vice-chair.
The Clerk:
    It has been moved by Mr. Kramp that Randall Garrison be elected as first vice-chair of the committee.
    Are there further motions?
    Is it the pleasure of the committee to adopt the motion?
    Some hon. members: Agreed.
    (Motion agreed to)
    The Clerk: I declare Mr. Garrison duly elected first vice-chair of the committee.
    Pursuant to Standing Order 106(2), the second vice-chair must be a member of an opposition party other than the official opposition.
    I am now prepared to receive a motion for the second vice-chair.
    Ms. James.
Ms. Roxanne James:
    I'd like to put a motion forward to nominate Wayne Easter.
The Clerk:
    It has been moved by Ms. James that Wayne Easter be elected as second vice-chair of the committee.
    Is it the pleasure of the committee to adopt the motion?
    Some hon. members: Agreed.
    (Motion agreed to)
    The Clerk: I declare Mr. Easter duly elected second vice-chair of the committee.
    I now invite Mr. Kramp to take the chair.
The Chair (Mr. Daryl Kramp (Prince Edward—Hastings, CPC)):
    Good afternoon, colleagues. Welcome once again and thank you for that magnificent expression of support.
    Before we move to our formal agenda, let me introduce our new clerk, Mr. Leif-Erik Aune.
    Welcome, on behalf of this entire committee. We certainly look forward to working with you. I think you are going to see that we are a pretty agreeable bunch, all things considered, most of the time anyway.
    My colleagues have a copy of the study on the economics of policing, which has been presented to us. I would like to thank our analysts for all the work they did bringing that forward so that at the appropriate time we can do our diligence with it.
    Thank you very much for all your hard work.
    Colleagues, before we go into business—and I'll ask to go in camera on future business, which I hope we can do simply because we have a couple of breaks coming along with the budget and so on—we have to decide if there are any changes to routine motions moving forward. Do we have a motion to accept them as they are?
(1535)
Hon. Wayne Easter (Malpeque, Lib.):
    The only thing on the routine motions that would change is that there is one less round because there's one less person from the NDP and the Conservative Party.
The Chair:
    Thank you, Mr. Easter. I have been advised by the clerk that if we do wish to get into a discussion on this that I am going to need unanimous consent to move forward. Otherwise the meeting will be over at this stage.
    If people are comfortable the way they are, we can go into it. Otherwise if we are going to get into a debate, we are going to have to—
Ms. Roxanne James:
    On this side I move that we accept the routine motions as they stand from the last session.
The Chair:
    Can I then have from this committee unanimous consent to go into future business so that we might at least get a tentative schedule moving forward? Do I have unanimous support?
    Some hon. member: Agreed.
    The Chair: Thank you, colleagues.
    Obviously we have a number of issues before us, so I would suggest first of all going into future business.
    I would now entertain a motion to go in camera.
    (Motion agreed to)
    [Proceedings continue in camera]
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