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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.

Adopted March 10, 1977 from the former Constitution and Rules which were adopted February 27, 1969 / Amended on February 13, 1973, March 26, 1974, July 6, 1982, February 3, 1993, December 6, 1995, December 4, 1996, April 30, 1998, and February 9, 2005.

The purposes of the Canadian Group shall be to foster exchanges between Canadian and French parliamentarians, to promote better mutual understanding of national and international problems, to develop co‑operation between the two countries in the political, economic, social, cultural and parliamentary fields and, as required, to propose to the re...

Adoptée le 10 mars 1977 à partir de la Constitution et du règlement mis en vigueur le 27 février 1969 / Modifié les 13 février 1973, 26 mars 1974, 6 juillet 1982, 3 février 1993, 6 décembre 1995, 4 décembre 1996, 30 avril 1998 et 9 février 2005.

The CPA constitution encourages visits between member countries with the objective of giving parliamentarians the opportunity to discuss matters of common interest in bilateral relations and issues within the international Commonwealth organization.

Parliamentary Associations > Canada-United Kingdom Inter-Parliamentary AssociationCanada-United Kingdom Inter-Parliamentary Association (RUUK)

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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.

Other groups, often referred to as "friendship groups", do not receive administrative or financial support from the Parliament of Canada.

No upcoming activities have been published at this time.