Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology — Evidence — Tuesday, November 20, 2007 (Meeting 3, 39th Parliament, 2nd Session) — Chair: Mr. James Rajotte
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EVIDENCE Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology NUMBER 003 2nd SESSION 39th PARLIAMENT Tuesday, November 20, 2007 Le mardi novembre Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology CANADA [Recorded by Electronic Apparatus] EVIDENCE November 20, 2007 Committee Edited Evidence * Table of Contents * Number 003 (Official Version) Official Report * Table of Contents * Number 003 (Official Version) Témoignages * Table des matières * Numéro 003 (Version officielle) 03 20 11 2007 2007/11/20 09:00:00 House of Commons Comité permanent de l'industrie, des sciences et de la technologie Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology INDU Chair Mr.
James Rajotte 39 2 (0900) [ English ] The Chair (Mr. James Rajotte (Edmonton—Leduc, CPC)) : We'll call the third meeting of the Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology to order. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss committee business, our future business. Members, everyone should have a copy of the timetable. It's been handed out to all members. Including today, we have eight meetings until the December break. What I thought we would do today is have all members of all parties put their ideas on the table for what they would like to see the committee study.
Obviously it would be our preference to finish something, or finish one or possibly two things, by mid-December. We can have members put their ideas on the table. Obviously the goal here is to find something by consensus that different parties share an interest in, or perhaps we could find two things that parties share an interest in. So let's have all members put their ideas on the table as to what they would like to see the committee do. Members, before I go to Mr.
Carrie, I want to ask whether you would like to go in camera for this discussion or whether you would like to stay on the record in discussing future business. Hon. Dan McTeague (Pickering—Scarborough East, Lib.) : We're fine with in camera, Chair. The Chair : In camera? Okay, let's go in camera. [ Proceedings continue in camera ]