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- Diplomacy - Parliament of Canada La principale fonction du Bureau est d'assurer l'orientation générale et la cohérence des politiques et des activités de l'Assemblée dans l'intervalle entre les réunions de la commission permanente ; il/elle agit également comme "premier intervenant" lorsque des événements internes ou externes exigent une décision ou une déclaration de l'Assemblée.

The CPTPP and Agriculture topic was presented by Randy Hoback, MP, former Chair of the House of Commons Standing Committee on International Trade of the Parliament of Canada; Tori Morgan and Isabelle Rayner from the U.K.’s National Farmers’ Union; and Ken Ash, former Director of the Organisation for Co-operation and Economic Development’s Trade and Agriculture Directorate. The session ...

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During their meetings with U.S. Senators and members of the House of Representatives, Canadian parliamentarians focused on a range of issues that are thought to be important to the Canada-U.S. relationship, including the U.S.’ economic recovery, the American approach to competitiveness, management of the shared border and North American ...

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Finally, the International Secretariat provided an update on current work and priorities, as well as details related to the upcoming 7th Gathering of the Open Parliament Network, planned for April 2023. On 21 March 2023, two Canadian parliamentarians participated virtually in the 64th ParlAmericas Board of Directors Meeting.

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Despite these recommendations, the government steadfastly resisted change, stating: “The attempt … to identify discrete areas of official accountability to Parliament would likely result in the further blurring of lines of accountability, weakening the ability of the House to hold the minister responsible when it chooses for matters falling ...

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On September 10 and 11, 2024, the Speaker of the House of Commons, the Honourable Greg Fergus, P.C., M.P., participated in the parliamentary conference Never again? Democracy cannot tolerate antisemitism in Vienna, Austria.