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The frank commentary provided on these three important subjects stimulated extensive discussion among the participants and their guests. On 28 June 2021, the Canada-United Kingdom Inter-Parliamentary Association (RUUK) and the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association UK (CPA UK) held their third bilateral meeting of 2021.

The Canadian NATO Parliamentary Association has the honour to present its report on the Visit to London, UK by the Sub-committee on Transatlantic Economic Relations, April 23-25, 2008. Committee members consulted with government officials, policy experts and academics on a range of topics including the Russian economy, the situation in Afghanistan, India and the global financial crisis. Canada ...

Presenters emphasized the gendered treatment of parliamentarians and other public figures online, noting that women face a higher degree of personal abuse and aggressive behaviour. As many presenters observed, beyond negatively impacting the lives of those who are targeted, online harassment undermines democracy and limits free speech by discouraging women and girls from being politically active.

The Assembly’s budget covers most of the organizational expenses related to the Annual Session, Winter Meeting, Fall Meetings, Standing Committee and Bureau Meetings, official visits, the election observation programme, as well as the costs of the International Secretariat.

The Organization generated revenues that were $5,912 below the budget forecasts. The total expenses, however, were inferior to the budget forecasts ($405,190 instead of $452,154) what allowed the Organization to show an actual surplus of $43,900. She informed the Members that FIPA will be audited at the end of 2010.

On 28 June 2021, the Canada-United Kingdom Inter-Parliamentary Association (RUUK) and the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association UK (CPA UK) held their third bilateral meeting of 2021.

Caroline Waters OBE, Deputy Chair of the UK's Equality and Human Rights Commission The Honourable Eugene Mussolini M.P., Member of the Rwandan Chamber of Deputies for Persons with Disabilities

Caroline Waters OBE, Deputy Chair of the UK's Equality and Human Rights Commission The Honourable Eugene Mussolini M.P., Member of the Rwandan Chamber of Deputies for Persons with Disabilities

The Committee adopted the agenda and the proposed order of agenda items with the changes presented by the Chair, approved the minutes from the SCPAR-meeting in Brussels 25 February 2009, and took note of the report from the First Northern Dimension Parliamentary Forum.

It also monitors the implementation of interparliamentary cooperation programs in accordance with the guidelines given by the Plenary Assembly and presents the APF’s programs and annual budget to the Bureau. Between meetings of the Bureau, it exercises all the powers of the Bureau and reports on its activities at the next Bureau meeting.