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The CPA’s constitution authorizes it to control and manage the activities and business of the association. The international executive committee has about 35 members and is led by the chairperson of the CPA.

The CPA’s constitution authorizes it to control and manage the activities and business of the association. The international executive committee has about 35 members and is led by the chairperson of the CPA.

The CPA’s constitution authorizes it to control and manage the activities and business of the association. The international executive committee has about 35 members and is led by the chairperson of the CPA.

The CPA’s constitution authorizes it to control and manage the activities and business of the association. The international executive committee has about 35 members and is led by the chairperson of the CPA.

June 2, 2022 Ceremony of raising the Italian flag - Italian National Day and Republic Day Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Canada-Italy Interparliamentary Group (CAIT)

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February 26, 2020 Annual General Meeting Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Canada-Ireland Interparliamentary Group (CAIE)

Staff assigned to the association Constitution Parliamentary Associations are governed by the procedures set out in their constitutions. These constitutions call for the creation of an executive committee to direct their work and provide for an annual general meeting of the membership.

1. Tout Parlement constitué conformément aux lois d'un État souverain dont il représente la population et sur le territoire duquel il fonctionne peut demander à devenir membre de l'Union interparlementaire. Un Groupe national représentant pareil Parlement et déjà affilié au moment de l'approbation du présent Article peut choisir de rester Membre de l'Union.

The Procedure Committee is conducting an inquiry on the United Kingdom territorial constitution and is comparing devolution frameworks internationally, including with Canada. Association Chair James Maloney, MP gave opening remarks, and the Chair of the Procedure Committee, the Rt. Hon Karen Bradley MP, responded.