Mr. DUPUIS:

Mr. Chairman, before this

clause is passed I would like to go on record in saying that I rely fully upon the declaration of the hon. Minister of Finance, that this

clause is being introduced as an experiment, and I am confident that if there are any criticisms offered they will receive the attention of the minister.

Subsection 3 (b) agreed to.

On section 3, subsection (c):

That government or other like annuities to the extent of $5,000 be exempt from income tax.

Subsection (c) agreed to.

On section 4:

That corporate rates of tax be imposed on family corporations in respect of the interest therein of non-resident shareholders.

Section 4 agreed to.

On section 5:

That directors, officers or employees of a Canadian company who reside abroad shall be taxable in respect of the dividend and interest income received from the company in which they are employed.

Mr. DUPUIS:

Mr. Meighen wanted to be led by congress.

Mr. DUPUIS:

Mr. DUPUIS:

I should like to know

whether many of these Indians who have gone to school until the age of seventeen or eighteen have asked to be emancipated in order to enjoy the civil rights of the white people of this country?

Mr. DUPUIS:

What I was getting at was whether, through their education, the Indians were more desirous of enjoying the civil rights of the country.