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July 9, 1980

NDP

Stanley Howard Knowles (N.D.P. House Leader)

New Democratic Party
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. Knowles:

That is part of clause 44 which was carried.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   STATUTE LAW (MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WAR PENSIONS, COMPENSATION AND ALLOWANCES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1980 MEASURE RESPECTING PENSIONS OF VETERANS
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LIB

David Michael Collenette (Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Privy Council)

Liberal
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Mr. Collenette:

Then I withdraw that question.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   STATUTE LAW (MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WAR PENSIONS, COMPENSATION AND ALLOWANCES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1980 MEASURE RESPECTING PENSIONS OF VETERANS
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LIB

Cyril Lloyd Francis (Deputy Speaker and Chair of Committees of the Whole of the House of Commons)

Liberal
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The Chairman:

There is no schedule in the bill before me. It is my understanding that the schedule is part of clause 44 and was adopted when clause 44 was adopted.

Bill reported.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
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LIB

Cyril Lloyd Francis (Deputy Speaker and Chair of Committees of the Whole of the House of Commons)

Liberal
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Mr. Deputy Speaker:

When shall the bill be read the third time?

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   STATUTE LAW (MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WAR PENSIONS, COMPENSATION AND ALLOWANCES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1980 MEASURE RESPECTING PENSIONS OF VETERANS
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Some hon. Members:

By leave, now.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   STATUTE LAW (MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WAR PENSIONS, COMPENSATION AND ALLOWANCES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1980 MEASURE RESPECTING PENSIONS OF VETERANS
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LIB

Daniel Joseph MacDonald (Minister of Veterans Affairs)

Liberal
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Mr. MacDonald moved

that the bill be read the third time and do pass.

Business of the House

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   STATUTE LAW (MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WAR PENSIONS, COMPENSATION AND ALLOWANCES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1980 MEASURE RESPECTING PENSIONS OF VETERANS
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NDP

Stanley Howard Knowles (N.D.P. House Leader)

New Democratic Party
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Hon. Stanley Knowles (Winnipeg North Centre):

Mr. Speaker, I rise merely to say that despite the shortcomings which we found in the bill, and the improvements which we will have to make later, it is a good bill. It is a good day and we are glad that we were able to put the bill through all stages.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   STATUTE LAW (MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WAR PENSIONS, COMPENSATION AND ALLOWANCES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1980 MEASURE RESPECTING PENSIONS OF VETERANS
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Some hon. Members:

Hear, hear!

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   STATUTE LAW (MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WAR PENSIONS, COMPENSATION AND ALLOWANCES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1980 MEASURE RESPECTING PENSIONS OF VETERANS
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PC

Walter David Baker (Official Opposition House Leader; Progressive Conservative Party House Leader)

Progressive Conservative
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Hon. Walter Baker (Nepean-Carleton):

Mr. Speaker, we have dealt with this bill and 1, too, think that it has been a good day for Parliament and for the veterans. I regret very much that the government did not see fit to agree with the amendments which were supported by this side of the House, but that is their position.

Motion agreed to and bill read the third time and passed.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   STATUTE LAW (MILITARY AND CIVILIAN WAR PENSIONS, COMPENSATION AND ALLOWANCES) AMENDMENT ACT, 1980 MEASURE RESPECTING PENSIONS OF VETERANS
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BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE

PC

Walter David Baker (Official Opposition House Leader; Progressive Conservative Party House Leader)

Progressive Conservative
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Mr. Baker (Nepean-Carleton):

Would the Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Privy Council tell the House what we will be dealing with when we convene tomorrow?

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LIB

David Michael Collenette (Parliamentary Secretary to the President of the Privy Council)

Liberal
Member File Biography @ PARLINFO

Mr. Collenette:

Mr. Speaker, it has not been definitely decided. There are a number of options. We did plan to continue with Bill S-6 today, and there are also Bills C-3 and C-4. 1 will undertake in a few moments to obtain a definitive answer for the hon. member for Nepean-Carleton and the hon. member for Winnipeg North Centre.

There is also the matter of Bill C-30, which was reported yesterday and which could be brought forward tomorrow. I will undertake to get the information for the House leaders so that they can inform their colleagues.

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LIB

Cyril Lloyd Francis (Deputy Speaker and Chair of Committees of the Whole of the House of Commons)

Liberal
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Mr. Deputy Speaker:

It being six o'clock this House stands adjourned until two o'clock tomorrow, pursuant to Standing Order 2(1).

At 6.03 p.m. the House adjourned, without question put, pursuant to Standing Order.

Thursday, July 10, 1980

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Subtopic:   BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE
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