Skip to main content
Parliament of Canada
Visit Parliament
Visit
Français
FR
Menu
Parliamentary Business
Parliamentary Business - Home
The House
Sitting Calendar
House Publications
Bills (LEGIS
info
)
Petitions
Votes
Search the Debates (Hansard)
Status of House Business
Committees
List of Committees and Overview
Meetings
Bills in Committee (LEGIS
info
)
Studies, Activities and Reports
Search the Transcripts
Participate
Resources
Procedural Reference Material
Library of Parliament
Legislative Summaries
Research Publications
Parliamentary Historical Resources
(1867-1993)
Parliamentary Diplomacy
Parliamentary Diplomacy - Home
Speakers' Activities
Parliamentary Associations
Visits and Events
Conferences
Parliamentary Officers' Study Program
Members
Members - Home
Members and Roles
Members of Parliament
The Speaker
Ministry (Cabinet)
Parliamentary Secretaries
Party Leaders and other House Officers
Related Information
Party Standings
Seating Plan
Members' Expenditures
Registry of Designated Travellers
A Member's Typical Week
Resources
Contact Members of Parliament
Constituencies
Library of Parliament
Historical Information (PARLINFO)
Participate
Participate - Home
The House
Attend Live Debates
Watch and Listen to Chamber Proceedings
Create or Sign a Petition
A Typical Week at the House
Contact a Member of Parliament
Committees
Attend Meetings
Watch and Listen to Committee Proceedings
Current Consultations
How to Submit a Brief and Appear
Layout of a Typical Committee Room
Contact a Committee
Resources
Procedural Reference Material
Library of Parliament
Classroom Activities
Teacher Resources
Teachers Institute
About the House
About the House - Home
Transparency and accountability
Board of Internal Economy
By-Laws and Policies
Members' Allowances and Services
House Administration
Reports and Disclosure
Conflict of Interest Code for Members
Arts and Heritage
History, Arts and Architecture
Future of the Parliamentary Precinct
Memorial Chamber
Carillon
In pictures
Virtual Tour of the House
Live Hill Cam
Photo Gallery
Employment
Employment - Home
Career opportunities
Current Opportunities
Eligibility and Selection
Access your Profile
Resumé Bank
Youth Opportunities
Canada's Top Employers for Young People
Student Employment
Page Program
Parliamentary Internship Programme
Working at the House
Who we are and what we Offer
Canada's Capital Region
City of Ottawa
City of Gatineau
Search
Search
Search
Search Source
Full website
Member
Bill
Topic
Petition
Share this page
Email
Facebook
Google+
LinkedIn
Twitter
Start of content
Publication Search
Publication Search
Save
Open
Switch to English site
Naviguer vers le site français
Search French content
Search English content
Add search criteria
View :
Detail
|
List
Results per page:
15
|
30
|
60
|
100
Save
Save
Save
Open
Refiners
Filter :
Filter
Show more
Date Range
from
to
Yesterday
Last 7 days
Last 30 days
Last 3 months
Last 6 months
Last 12 months
Click here to refine from
2012-06-25
to
2013-05-06
Hansard
Journals
Committee
BOIE
Favourites (
0
)
Hansard
Journals
Committee
BOIE
Favourites (
0
)
Searching in the French content
Tap here to search in the English content
Consult the
user guide
For assistance, please
contact us
Consult the
user guide
For assistance, please
contact us
Search English content
Search French content
Name, Text, Topics, Constituency...
Options
AND
OR
NOT
Name, Text, Topics, Constituency...
Options
AND
OR
NOT
Name, Text, Topics, Constituency...
Options
AND
OR
NOT
Name, Text, Topics, Constituency...
Options
AND
OR
NOT
Name, Text, Topics, Constituency...
Add search criteria
Search
Clear
Filter
Hansard
Journals
Committee
BOIE
(
0
)
Detail
List
Search Options:
Open
Save
Clear all
Results:
121 - 135 of 3210
Add a filter on Committee Evidence - FINA-53
Committee Evidence - FINA-53
2021-06-03
Peter Julian - 16:40
Lib. (PE)
Hon. Wayne Easter (Malpeque)
2021-06-03 16:43
...More
We've heard the explanation on the amendment and I will have to give a chair's ruling.
The amendment attempts to remove proposed subsections 8(1) and 8(1.1) in clause 291 of the bill. The effect would be to revert back to the existing text of the Canada Recovery Benefits Act, which provides for a payment of $500.
Since the bill provides for a decrease of these payments, this amendment, if adopted, would result in increasing payments from the consolidated revenue fund. The amendment as proposed is therefore inadmissible, as it requires a royal recommendation since it imposes a new charge on the public treasury. As I think Mr. Julian and Mr. Ste-Marie mentioned, this ruling applies to both BQ-7 and NDP-18. The amendments are inadmissible under the rules.
Are there any challenges to that? Everyone seems quiet. There's no challenge?
...Less
Amendments and subamendments
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Canada Recovery Benefit
Clause-by-clause study
Decisions of Committee Chairs
Government bills
Peter Julian - 16:44
Hon. Wayne Easter - 16:44
NDP (BC)
Peter Julian (New Westminster—Burnaby)
2021-06-03 16:44
...More
He's a very polite member of Parliament. I'm less polite.
The government should be doing this. The government could provide a royal recommendation on this. It's outrageous that it is choosing to slash benefits at such a critical time, particularly when it has been so amazingly generous with Canada's big banks and Canada's billionaires.
It's an outrage, quite frankly, so yes, I will challenge your ruling on that basis. A government that actually cared about the people affected by COVID would not be doing this.
...Less
Amendments and subamendments
Appeal of the decision of the Committee Chair
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Canada Recovery Benefit
Clause-by-clause study
Decisions of Committee Chairs
Government bills
Lib. (PE)
Hon. Wayne Easter (Malpeque)
2021-06-03 16:45
...More
Polite or not, Mr. Julian, you speak from the heart.
Ms. Dzerowicz, there's a challenge to the chair, so I'll take that up first and then go to you.
Mr. Clerk, could you poll the committee on the chair's decision?
(Ruling of the chair sustained: yes 9; nays 2)
...Less
Amendments and subamendments
Appeal of the decision of the Committee Chair
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Canada Recovery Benefit
Clause-by-clause study
Decisions in committee
Decisions of Committee Chairs
Government bills
Recorded divisions
Lib. (PE)
Hon. Wayne Easter (Malpeque)
2021-06-03 16:46
...More
Ms. Dzerowicz, you have your hand up. Is it on clause 291?
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Lib. (ON)
Julie Dzerowicz (Davenport)
2021-06-03 16:46
...More
No, it's okay, Mr. Chair. I'll pass for now. Thank you.
(Clause 291 agreed to on division)
(Clause 292 agreed to on division)
(On clause 293)
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Lib. (PE)
Hon. Wayne Easter (Malpeque)
2021-06-03 16:46
...More
On clause 293, go ahead, Ms. Demers.
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Catherine Demers
2021-06-03 16:47
...More
Clause 293 would add proposed new section 9.1 to the CRB Act to specify that, if the week during which an EI claimant exhausts their EI regular benefits or a combination of regular and special benefits is in the middle of the CRB two-week period, then that person may receive a payment of $300 to avoid a one-week period without income, provided the person meets the other eligibility criteria of the CRB.
In other words, it is to ensure that if someone's EI is exhausted and they apply for the CRB, they will not face a one-week income gap if their EI ends in the middle of a two-week CRB period. That relates to clause 289, as I was describing at the beginning, in the event there should be an extension of the CRB in the fall.
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Lib. (PE)
Hon. Wayne Easter (Malpeque)
2021-06-03 16:48
...More
Are there any questions on that? No questions.
(Clause 293 agreed to on division)
(On clause 294)
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Catherine Demers
2021-06-03 16:48
...More
This clause would increase the maximum number of weeks for the Canada recovery caregiving benefit from 38 to 42, with four extra weeks available, June 19 to July 18. These four additional weeks would be at the same current rate of $500 per week. This is accompanied by a corresponding amendment to the Canada Labour Code, which we will talk about in a moment.
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Lib. (PE)
Hon. Wayne Easter (Malpeque)
2021-06-03 16:48
...More
Are there any questions on clause 294?
(Clause 294 agreed to on division)
The Chair: We're on clause 295.
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
CPC (BC)
Hon. Ed Fast (Abbotsford)
2021-06-03 16:49
...More
Mr. Chair, would you be prepared to consider grouping clauses 295 all the way through to 302?
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Lib. (PE)
Hon. Wayne Easter (Malpeque)
2021-06-03 16:49
...More
Absolutely.
(On clauses 295 to 302)
The Chair: We'll get an explanation from Ms. Demers on them all. Then we'll see if there are any questions, and then we'll go to a vote collectively.
Ms. Demers, go ahead on clause 295 through to clause 302.
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Catherine Demers
2021-06-03 16:49
...More
Absolutely, it's my pleasure.
If you agree, I will do clause 295, and Ms. Moran will proceed with the other clauses, which relate to the Canada Labour Code.
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Hon. Wayne Easter - 16:49
Catherine Demers
2021-06-03 16:49
...More
Clause 295, which is also in the context of amendments to the Canada Recovery Benefits Act, proposes to amend the act by adding a new regulatory-making authority to extend the eligibility period for benefits under the CRB Act up to November 20, 2021, should they be needed, as announced in the budget.
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Government bills
Hon. Wayne Easter - 16:49
Barbara Moran
2021-06-03 16:49
...More
Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Clause 296 through to clause 302 align with the changes to the CRCB, the Canada recovery caregiving benefit, to extend job-protective leave for the federally regulated private sector from 38 to 42 weeks if someone is unable to work due to caregiving responsibilities due to COVID-19, and also changes the repeal date to match the new date, prescribed by regulation, on which the Canada recovery caregiving benefit and the Canada recovery sickness benefit aren't available. It covers various changes that relate to the federally regulated private sector.
...Less
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
C-30, An Act to implement certain provis ...
Clause-by-clause study
Department of Employment and Social Deve ...
Government bills
Hon. Wayne Easter - 16:50
Results:
121 - 135 of 3210 |
Page:
9 of 214
|<
<
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
>
>|
Show both languages
Refine Your Search
Parliament and Session
Date Range
All Meetings
43rd Parliament
43rd Parliament
2nd 2020.09.23 - 2021.08.15
43rd Parliament
1st 2019.12.05 - 2020.08.18
42nd Parliament
42nd Parliament
1st 2015.12.03 - 2019.09.11
41st Parliament
41st Parliament
2nd 2013.10.16 - 2015.08.02
41st Parliament
1st 2011.06.02 - 2013.09.13
More...
Discussed Topic
Budget 2021 (April 19, 2021)
3210
COVID-19
234
Pandemic
234
Small and medium-sized enterprises
136
Loans
102
Tourism
90
More...
Procedural Term
Government bills
3138
Clause-by-clause study
1464
Amendments and subamendments
36
Decisions of Committee Chairs
30
Appeal of the decision of the Committee Chair
20
More...
Committee
FINA - Finance
3146
FOPO - Fisheries and Oceans
20
HUMA - Human Resources, Skills and Socia ...
11
INAN - Indigenous and Northern Affairs
7
TRAN - Transport, Infrastructure and Com ...
6
More...
Person Speaking
Easter, Wayne (Hon.)
538
Fast, Ed (Hon.)
278
Jansen, Tamara
188
Julian, Peter
165
Falk, Ted
152
More...
Province / Territory
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Northwest Territories
Nova Scotia
Nunavut
Ontario
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Yukon
Caucus
Bloc Québécois
Conservative
Green Party
Independent
Liberal
New Democratic Party
Participation Type
Member
Witness / Appearance
Export As:
XML
CSV
RSS
For more data options, please see
Open Data
Submit
×
Loading...
Version: 1.0.0.0