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Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee

    >>Bills referred see Parliament of Canada Act (amdt.) and Salaries Act (amdt.)(Bill C-30)
    >>Certificate of Nomination referred see House of Commons--Audrey Elizabeth O'Brien, Clerk of the House of Commons
    >>>See also Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee--Reports, Forty-seventh
    >>Electoral reform, study, Conservative Party filibustering/obstructing see Electoral reform; Privilege--Contempt of House
    >>Electoral system reform, citizen participation, recommendations, House instruction, M. (Simard, R.), agreed to, 1922(32:1555)
    >>Mandate, 4852(79:1200)
    >>Membership, 13(2:1630)
    >>>M. (Nicholson), agreed to, 2979(48:1510)
    >>>M. (Redman), agreed to, 8516(133:1510)
    >>>M. (Reynolds), agreed to, 14(2:1635)
    >>Non-confidence motion order of reference consideration, Conservative and Bloc Québécois boycotting, condemning, S.O. 31, 6077(100:1415)
    >>Non-partisan consensus approach, Boudria endangering, 5525(89:1650-5)
    >>Reports, presented
    >>>First (Committee memberships and associate memberships), deemed tabled and concurred in, by unanimous consent, 115(4:1635)
    >>>Second (Committee memberships and associate memberships), deemed tabled and concurred in, by unanimous consent, 232(6:1615)
    >>>Third (Committee memberships), deemed tabled and concurred in, by unanimous consent, 395(8:1530)
    >>>Fourth (Committee associate memberships), 609(12:1505)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 612(12:1515)
    >>>Fifth (Guidelines for access to committee meeting by electronic media), 609(12:1505)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 612(12:1530)
    >>>Sixth (Private Members' Business, provisional Standing Orders), 609(12:1510)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 612-3(12:1530)
    >>>Seventh (Electoral boundaries readjustment process), 730(14:1215)
    >>>Eighth (Amendments to Standing Orders), 730(14:1215)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 730(14:1215)
    >>>Ninth (Estimates, 2004-2005, main, Parliament, vote 5 (House of Commons)), 959(18:1205)
    >>>Tenth (Estimates, 2004-2005, main, Privy Council Office, vote 25 (Chief Electoral Officer)), 959(18:1205)
    >>>Eleventh (Petitions, Provisional Standing Orders), 959(18:1205)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Johnston), agreed to, 960(18:1215)
    >>>Twelfth (Private Members' Business, Provisional Standing Orders), 959(18:1205)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Johnston), agreed to, 960(18:1215)
    >>>Thirteenth (Committee membership and associate membership), 1012(19:1515)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 1014(19:1525)
    >>>Fourteenth (rights and privileges of House of Commons), deemed tabled and concurred in, by unanimous consent, 1528(27:1220)
    >>>Fifteenth (Committee membership), 1604(28:1205)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 1605(28:1210)
    >>>Sixteenth (Bill C-268, non-votable item designation), 1976(33:1205)
    >>>Seventeenth (Committee membership), 2034(34:1505)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Redman), agreed to, 2034(34:1510)
    >>>Eighteenth (Committee membership), 2168(37:1025)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 2169(37:1030)
    >>>Nineteenth (Preliminary Report of the Electoral Boundaries Commission for Miramichi and Acadie--Bathurst), 2395(40:1545)
    >>>Twentieth (Standing Orders amdts.), 2770(45:1525)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 2785(45:1720)
    >>>Twenty-first (access to the parliamentary precinct), deposited with Clerk, not presented in House
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), 5517-34(89:1550-805), 5536-8(89:1810-25), deemed carried, on division, 6090(100:1540)
    >>>Twenty-second (Committee membership), 2893(47:1005)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Redman), agreed to, 2893(47:1005)
    >>>Twenty-third (Committee membership and associate membership), 2979(48:1510)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 2986(48:1605)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), unanimous consent denied, 2979(48:1510)
    >>>Twenty-fourth (Committee membership), deemed tabled and concurred in, 3192(52:1025)
    >>>Twenty-fifth (Committee membership and associate membership), 3245(52:1635)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), 3245-6(52:1635)
    >>>Twenty-sixth (Parliamentary reform, electronic filing of notification), 3279(53:1505)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 3279(53:1510)
    >>>Twenty-seventh (Parliament of Canada Act (amdt.) and Salaries Act (amdt.) (Bill C-30)), 3878(63:1505)
    >>>Twenty-eighth (Usurping of title of Member of Parliament by S. Marcil), 3878(63:1505)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 3878(63:1510)
    >>>Twenty-ninth (Committee membership), deemed adopted, 3925(64:1345)
    >>>Thirtieth (Amendments to Standing Orders), 4501(73:1520)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 4502(73:1530)
    >>>Thirty-first (Committee membership), 4901(79:1815)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), 4901(79:1815)
    >>>Thirty-second (Committee membership), 5037(81:1625)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 5037(81:1625)
    >>>Thirty-third (Estimates, 2005-2006, main, Parliament), 5161(83:1215)
    >>>Thirty-fourth (Committee membership), 5216(84:1515)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 5216(84:1515)
    >>>Thirty-fifth (Amendments to Standing Order, 5460(88:1205)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), 5937-45(96:1530-720)
    >>>>>Debate be now adjourned, M. (LeBlanc), negatived, on recorded division, 5939-40(96:1545-635)
    >>>>>Withdrawn, by unanimous consent, 6315(104:1225)
    >>>Thirty-sixth (Estimates, 2005-2006, main, vote 15), 5771(93:1205)
    >>>Thirty-seventh (Provisional Standing Orders relating to Private Members' Business), 5935(96:1520)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 5937(96:1530)
    >>>Thirty-eighth (Masse question of privilege relating to mailings sent to Windsor West constituency), 5936(96:1520)
    >>>Thirty-ninth (Committee membership), 6130(101:1525)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 6130(101:1525)
    >>>Fortieth (Committee membership), 6486(106:1510)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 6486(106:1510)
    >>>Forty-first (Committee membership), deemed tabled and concurred in, by unanimous consent, 6687(109:1755)
    >>>Forty-second (Committee membership), 7209(116:1815)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Boudria), agreed to, 7209(116:1815)
    >>>Forty-third (Electoral reform), 7247(117:1005)
    >>>>Revised report, tabled, by unanimous consent, 7624-5(121:1505-10)
    >>>Forty-fourth (Question of privilege relating to mailings sent to various ridings), 7624(121:1505)
    >>>Forty-fifth (Subcommittee on Private Members' Business, items not designated non-votable), deemed concurred in, 8015(125:1520)
    >>>Forty-sixth (Subcommittee on Private Members' Business, items not designated non-votable), 8189(128:1005)
    >>>Forty-seventh (Appointment of Audrey Elizabeth O'Brien as Clerk of the House of Commons), 8516(133:1510)
    >>>Forty-eighth (Committee membership and associate membership), deemed tabled and agreed to, 8562(134:1200)
    >>>Forty-ninth (Committee associate membership), 8728(137:1510)
    >>>>Concurrence, M., (Boudria), agreed to, 8728-9(137:1510)
    >>>Fiftieth (Committee membership), deemed tabled and agreed to, 9423(146:1635)
    >>>Fifty-first (Obhrai question of privilege re Ethics Commissioner investigation), 9873(153:1205)
    >>>Fifty-second (Canada Elections Act (amdt.--appointment of returning officers)(Bill C-312)), 9873(153:1205)
    >>>Fifty-third (Canada Elections Act (amdt.) and Income Tax Act (amdt.)(Bill C-63)), 9873(153:1205)
    >>>Fifty-fourth (Order of Precedence, Private Members' Business), 10072(157:1010), deemed concurred in, 10072(157:1010)
    >>Role, 5537(89:1815-20)
    >>Travel, authorization, M. (Redman), 3244(52:1620)
    >>See also Committees, Parliamentary--Membership; House of Commons proceedings--Petitions, Private Members' Business; Political parties--Financing--Registration; Standing Orders--Amendments

Proceeds of crime

Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act

    >>Five year mandatory review, not started, 8590(135:1225)

Procurement see Canada Revenue Agency (CRA); Government contracts; Government departments, boards, agencies and commissions--Purchases; Public Works and Government Services Department--Strategic direction

Productivity

Professeurs pour la liberté see Les Professeurs pour la liberté

Professional Institute of the Public Service of Canada see Public Service--Wrongdoings, whistle blowers, Legislation

Profits see Banks and financial institutions; Child pornography--Sentences; Corporations; Insurance industry; Oil and gas industry; Petro-Canada; Tax havens--Corporations use; Trafficking in persons (human trafficking)

Program Activity Architecture (PAA) see Government programs

Program for Older Worker Adjustment (POWA)

Progressive Conservative government (Mulroney)

    >>Corruption, 7661(121:2055)
    >>Fiscal mismanagement, etc., 7420-1(119:1355)
    >>Mistakes, 444(9:1245), 7144(115:2055)
    >>See also Budget deficit; Canadian Forces--Funding, Cutbacks; Capital gains tax; Corruption; Economy/economic conditions; Government expenditures--Waste and mismanagement; Housing--Affordable housing; Municipalities--Infrastructure program; National debt; Old Age Security (OAS)--De-indexation; Small and medium business--Interest rates

Progressive Conservative Party see Conservative Party of Canada--Establishment

"Project Green--Moving ahead on Climate Change: A Plan for Honouring our Kyoto Commitment"

    >>Tabling, 5029(81:1505), 5036-7(81:1620)
    >>See also Greenhouse gas emissions (climate change/global warming)--Reducing, Kyoto Protocol, Government initiative

Project Snowball see Child pornography

Property ownership see Aboriginal peoples/communities--Credit

Property rights

    >>Canadian Bill of Rights, 1335-6(24:1515), 1927(32:1510), 8424(131:1750), 8427(131:1805-10)
    >>>See also Canadian Bill of Rights (amdt.--protection for property rights)(Bill C-279)
    >>Constitutional entrenchment, amending Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, 611-2(12:1520), 1900(32:1200), 1902(32:1215), 1927-8(32:1510-20), 4856(79:1220), 5432-3(87:1740-5), 5434(87:1750), 5436-8(87:1810-5), 8422(131:1740), 8423(131:1745-50), 8424-5(131:1755), 8427(131:1805)
    >>>Petitions, 348(8:1005), 521(11:1005), 2348(40:1010), 5974(98:1230), 6129(101:1515)
    >>>S.O. 31, 5019(81:1405)
    >>>See also Recognition and Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms Act and Constitution Act, 1867 (amdt.)(Bill C-235)
    >>Government actions preventing use or reducing value, compensation
    >>>Conservative Party of Canada position, 8423(131:1745), 8428(131:1815)
    >>>Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, relationship, 5438(87:1820-5)
    >>>Costs, 8427-8(131:1810-20)
    >>>Criminal Code, relationship, 5438(87:1820-5)
    >>>Farmers, farmland, 5431(87:1730)
    >>>Government position, 8423-5(131:1750-5)
    >>>M-227 (Breitkreuz), 5431-9(87:1730-830), 8421-9(131:1730-1820), agreed to, on recorded division, 8770-1(132:1910-5)
    >>>>Dropped to bottom of order of precedence on Order Paper, 5439(87:1830)
    >>>Ottawa, ON, former Goulbourn township rural property, wetlands designation, 8422-3(131:1740-5)
    >>>Proceeds of crime legislation, relationship, 5434(87:1750-5), 5438-9(87:1820-5)
    >>>Quebec, Civil Code protection, 8421-2(131:1730-5)
    >>Governments not respecting, 1903(32:1220), 1908(32:1310), 1913(32:1350), 1914(32:1355), 1927-8(32:1505-10), 1942(32:1655-700)
    >>See also Cruelty to animals--Legislation; Expropriation; First Nations/Indians; Golden Horseshoe Greenbelt; Intellectual property-Rights; Japanese Canadians; Matrimonial property rights; Species at risk--Legislation

Property taxes

    >>Income tax deduction, providing, 4324(70:1205)
    >>>See also Homeowners Freedom from Double Taxation Act (Bill C-345)
    >>See also Equalization payments; First Nations/Indians; Montréal-Mirabel International Airport--Municipal taxes; Vancouver BC--Federal government waterfront property

Proportional Representation Review Act (Bill C-226)--Martin, Pat

    >>First reading, 498-9(10:1545)
    >>See also Elections--Proportional representation

Prostate cancer

    >>Federal funding, necessity, 1800(30:2320)
    >>National prostate strategy, funds, 1777(30:2030)
    >>Public awareness and prevention, Canadian Prostate Cancer Research Initiative, S.O. 31, 1724(30:1410)

Prostitution

Protection and Maintenance of Orders, Decorations and Medals for Future Generations Act (Bill C-428)--Hinton

    >>First reading, 8563(134:1210)
    >>See also Awards, decorations, medals--Protection for future generations

Protectionism see Trade with United States

Protective equipment see Police

Protest movements see Rural Canada--Liberal government (Martin); Rural Revolution

Proulx, Marcel (Lib.--Hull--Aylmer; Deputy Chair of Committees of the Whole)

Provencher constituency

    >>Largest francophone population in western Canada, 4847(79:1115)

Provenzano, Carmen

    >>Former Member of Parliament (Sault Ste. Marie constituency), death, tribute, S.O. 31, 8220(128:1415), 9320(145:1410)

Provinces

    >>Resource rich provinces, robbed of resources, regulations factor, 2773(45:1525)
    >>See also Budget deficit--Reduction; Canada Child Tax Benefit (CCTB)--Clawback by provinces; Criminals/offenders--Mental disorder, Transfers between provinces; Federal-provincial/territorial jurisdiction; Federal-provincial/territorial-municipal relations Federal-provincial/territorial relations; Legislation--Disallowance and reservation powers; Pacific Gateway Strategy (multimodal transportation network); Trafficking in persons (human trafficking)--Legislation

Provinces, Atlantic see Atlantic provinces

Provinces, Western see Western provinces

Provincial guaranteed annual income supplement (Ontario) see Senior citizens--Guaranteed annual income

Provincial legislation see Legislation--Disallowance power

Provincial police see Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

Provincial status see Territories

Provisional Standing Orders see House of Commons proceedings--Standing Orders

Provost Marshall see Canadian Forces Provost Marshall

Psychiatric hospitals see Hospitals

Psychiatrists see Criminals/offenders--Mental disorder

Psychologists see Criminals/offenders--Mental disorder

Psychology see Child sexual abuse/assault/exploitation

Public Accounts

    >>2004 see Public Accounts Standing Committee--Reports, Sixth
    >>2005 see Public Accounts Standing Committee--Reports, Twenty-first

Public Accounts Standing Committee

    >>Bills referred see Auditor General Act (amdt.--audit of accounts)(Bill C-277)
    >>Committee report, amendment, motion, not putting question until budget bills passed, o.q., 5877(95:1425-30)
    >>Opposition members, attendance, 6199(102:1025)
    >>Reports, presented
    >>>First (Auditor General Report, Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Fourth Report of Public Accounts Standing Committee, November 2003 (3rd Sess., 37th Parl.)), 869(17:1005)
    >>>>Comprehensive response requested, 868(17:1005)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Williams), 5816-37(94:1510-810)
    >>>>>Amdt. (Hill), 5817(94:1525)
    >>>>See also Privacy Commissioner--Radwanski, George
    >>>Second (Legal fees of public servants appearing before Committee during consideration of Chapters 3, 4 and 5 of Auditor General Report, November 2003, Fifth Report of Public Accounts Standing Committee (37th Par., 3rd Sess.)), 869(17:1005)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Williams), 5684-701(92:1030-240), deemed carried, on division, 6488(106:1525)
    >>>>>Amdt. (Hill), 5686(92:1045), not in order, 5696(92:1200)
    >>>>>>Amdt. to amdt. (Bélanger), 5689(92:1105), not in order, 5699(92:1225-30)
    >>>>>Debate be now adjourned, M. (Martin, K.), agreed to, on division, 5701(92:1245)
    >>>>>Question be now put, M. (Redman), 5696(92:1205), deemed carried, on division, 6427-8(105:1650)
    >>>Third (privileges, powers and immunities of the House of Commons), 1278-9(23:1200)
    >>>>Concurrence, agreed to, by unanimous consent, 1337(24:1525)
    >>>Fourth (Finance Department, estimates, 2004-2005, main, vote 20), 1058(29:1520)
    >>>Fifth (Finance Department, estimates, 2004-2005, supplementary (A), vote 20), 2033(34:1505)
    >>>Sixth (Public Accounts of Canada 2004), 3189(52:1000)
    >>>Seventh (Auditor General's Office, report on plans and priorities 2004 and report on performance 2003-2440), 3454(56:1505)
    >>>Eighth (Finance Department, estimates, 2005-2006, main, vote 20), 4753(77:1545)
    >>>Ninth (Auditor General's report, November 2003, chapter 3, sponsorship program, chapter 4, advertising, chapter 5, public opinion research), 4779(78:1005)
    >>>Tenth (Governance and the Public Service, Ministerial and Deputy Ministerial Accountability), 5845(95:1005)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Williams), 9926(154:1510), deemed carried on division, 9972(155:1145)
    >>>Eleventh, (Auditor General's report, November 2004, chapter 4, "Management of Federal Drug Benefits Programs"), 5972(98:1210)
    >>>Twelfth (Auditor General Report, February 2005, chapter 4, Accountability of Foundations), 6521(107:1005)
    >>>Thirteenth (Auditor General's Office, report on plans and priorities, 2005-2006), 6695(110:1010)
    >>>>Comprehensive response requested, 6695(110:1010)
    >>>Fourteenth (Auditor General's report, February 2005, chapter 1, information technology security, 6695(110:1010)
    >>>>Comprehensive response requested, 6695(110:1010)
    >>>Fifteenth (Auditor General's report, November 2004, chapter 1, internal audit in departments and agencies), 6861(112:1005)
    >>>>Comprehensive response requested, 6861(112:1005)
    >>>Sixteenth (Auditor General Act (amdt.--audit of accounts)(Bill C-277), extension of time to consider bill), 6861(112:1005)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Williams), agreed to, 6862(112:1005)
    >>>Seventeenth (Auditor General's report, November 2004, chapter 5, education program and post-secondary student support), 7247(117:1005)
    >>>>Comprehensive response requested, 7247(117:1005)
    >>>Eighteenth (Auditor General's report, April 2005, chapter 2, National Security in Canada), 7688(122:1010)
    >>>>Comprehensive response requested, 7688(122:1010)
    >>>Nineteenth (Auditor General's report, November 2003, chapter 5, management of public opinion research), 7891(124:1000)
    >>>>Comprehensive response requested, 7891(124:1000)
    >>>Twentieth (Auditor General Act (amdt.--audit of accounts)(Bill C-277), recommendation House not proceed further with bill), 8443(132:1510)
    >>>>Concurrence, M. deemed moved under S.O. 97(1)(2), 8713-4(136:1910-5), agreed to, 8714(136:1915)
    >>>Twenty-first (Public Accounts of Canada 2005), 9256(144:1510)
    >>>>Comprehensive response requested, 9256(144:1510)
    >>>Twenty-second (Auditor General's report, April 2005, Chapter 3, passport office - passport services), 9959(155:1005)
    >>Role, impact on voters' perceptions of government, 228(6:1545)
    >>Travel, authority, Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON, Conference of the Canadian Association of Public Accounts Committees, M. (Redman), agreed to, 5343(86:1625)
    >>See also Sponsorship program--Advertising contracts, Groupaction Communications

Public diplomacy see International relations--Canadian role

Public good defence see Child pornography

Public health

    >>Global public health intelligence/surveillance network, Canada Health Infoway
    >>>Funds, 1781(30:2050)
    >>>o.q., 1483(26:1505)
    >>>Role, 3812(62:1240)
    >>Pandemic, preparedness, o.q., 1483-4(26:1505), 3649(59:1450), 4199(68:1450)
    >>Protection, measures, 736(14:1310)
    >>Health emergency response teams, establishing, 737(14:1310)
    >>Naylor Report, importance, 737(14:1310)
    >>See also Aboriginal health; Chief Public Health Officer; Health; Infectious diseases; School health

Public Health Agency of Canada

    >>Established, 740(14:1340), 1785(30:2125)
    >>Funding, 1773-4(30:2000-05), 1781(30:2050), 6719(110:1305)
    >>Members of Parliament, inquiries, recording/tracking, M. for Papers (Skelton), agreed to, 7626(121:1520)
    >>See also Angola--Marburg virus; Chief Public Health Officer; Health research--Bacteriophage

Public Health Agency of Canada Act (Bill C-75)--Minister of Health (Dosanjh)

Public Health Officers see Chief Public Health Officer

Public health organizations see Pan-Canadian Public Health Network

Public office holders see Conflict of Interest and Post-Employment Code for Public Office Holders

Public opinion see Budget surplus--Allocation, Legislation; Marijuana--Decriminalization; Marriage

Public opinion polls see Canada-United States softwood lumber dispute; Government departments, boards, agencies and commissions; Sponsorship program--Advertising contracts, "Damage control"

Public opinion research

    >>Contracts, Liberal friendly firms, quality, Auditor General report, o.q., 9998-9(155:1455)
    >>Contracts, ordering, Prime Minister Office influence, o.q., 5457(88:1155), 8145(127:1445)
    >>See also Public Accounts Standing Committee--Reports, Nineteenth

Public Policy Forum see Atlantic provinces--Economic transformation

Public relations see Firearms registry (Canadian Firearms Program)

Public safety and emergency preparedness

Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Department

    >>Establishment, role, 402(8:1625), 404(8:1640), 406(8:1655), 408(8:1710), 410(8:1725), 411(8:1735), 413-4(8:1755-800), 419(9:1000), 1382(25:1135), 1383(25:1140-5), 1388-9(25:1225-30), 1391-2(25:1250-5), 1395(25:1310-5), 1396(25:1320), 1397(25:1325), 1398(25:1335-40), 1488(26:1535), 1490(26:1545), 1491(26:1555), 1493(26:1610), 1499-501(26:1705-10), 5004-5(80:2205-10), 6026-7(99:1635-40), 6158(101:1905), 6977(114:1350)
    >>Estimates, 2004-2005, main
    >>>Vote 20 (Canadian Firearms Centre), concurrence, M. (Alcock), agreed to, on recorded division, 2589-90(42:2300-10)
    >>>Vote 25 (Canadian Firearms Centre), concurrence, M. (Alcock), agreed to, on recorded division, 2590-2(42:2310-25)
    >>Estimates, 2005-2006, main
    >>>Vote 20 (Canadian Firearms Centre), concurrence, M. (Alcock), agreed to, on recorded division, 7155-6(115:2255-305)
    >>>Vote 25 (Canadian Firearms Centre), concurrence, M. (Alcock), agreed to, on recorded division, 7156-7(115:2305)
    >>Legislation see Public safety and emergency preparedness--Legislation
    >>Solicitor General's Department, replacing, 1490(26:1545)
    >>See also Citizenship and Immigration Department; Emergencies/disasters; Firearms registry (Canadian Firearms Program)--Transfer; National Crime Prevention Centre

Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness Minister see Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

Public safety occupations

    >>Murder or assault of, sentences, increasing, 2262-3(38:1210)
    >>>See also Criminal Code (amdt.--persons acting to preserve and maintain public health and safety)(Bill C-310)
    >>Pensions
    >>>Accrual rate of 2.33% for police officers, correctional officers, air traffic controllers and commercial airline pilots, establishing, 440(9:1215)
    >>>>See also Income Tax Act and Income Tax Regulations (amdt..--public safety occupations)(Bill C-214)
    >>>Paramedics, including as designated occupation, S.O. 31, 1219(22:1400)

Public safety officers

    >>Deaths in line of duty
    >>>Education benefits, children and spouses, providing, 7434(119:1520)
    >>>>See also Survivor Education Benefits Act (Bill C-413)
    >>>See also Public safety officers compensation fund

Public Safety Officers Compensation Act (Bill C-207)--Szabo

    >>First reading, 321(7:1510)
    >>See also Public safety officers compensation fund

Public safety officers compensation fund

    >>Establishing for families of police officers and firefighters killed in line of duty, 321(7:1510), 6952-5(113:1330-45), 6955(113:1355), 6958(113:1420)
    >>>Petitions, 347(8:1005), 5776(93:1245)
    >>>See also Public Safety Officers Compensation Act (Bill C-207)

Public Sector Accounting Board see Government finances--Accounting practices

Public Servants Disclosure Protection Act (Bill C-11)--President of the Treasury Board (Alcock)

    >>First reading, 190(5:1210)
    >>Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee referral
    >>>Prior to second reading, M. (Alcock), 348-72(8:1005-305), agreed to, on recorded division, 492-3(10:1515-20)
    >>>Reported, with an amdt., 8100(126:1500)
    >>Report stage and second reading, 8302-19(130:1210-400), 8335-57(130:1535-825), 8361-66(131:1105-35)
    >>>Concurrence, agreed to, 8366(131:1035)
    >>>Motions, 8302-6(130:1210-5), as amended, agreed to, 8366(131:1035)
    >>>>Amdt. (Sauvageau), agreed to, 8344(130:1640)
    >>Third reading, 8366-91(131:1035-1355), 8402-4(131:1505-20), agreed to, 8404(131:1520), passed.
    >>Royal Assent by written declaration (House of Commons not sitting see Journals, November 25, 2005) Chap. 46, S.C. 2005
    >>See also Public Service--Wrongdoings

Public Service

Public Service Alliance of Canada see Pay equity

Public Service Commission

    >>Creation, purpose, 796(15:1610)
    >>Human resource function, audit role, 348(8:1005), 355(8:1055), 369(8:1245)
    >>Independence, 368(8:1235)
    >>President
    >>>Investigative role, powers under Inquiries Act, 349-50(8:1015-20), 355(8:1055), 357-8(8:1110-5)
    >>>Neutral third party for disclosure of wrongdoing, 349-50(8:1010-5), 355(8:1055), 357(8:1110), 359(8:1120-5)
    >>>>See also Public Service--Wrongdoings
    >>>Officer of Parliament, appointment process, 348(8:1005)
    >>>Public Service Integrity Commissioner function, 349(8:1010), 355(8:1050)
    >>>Role, 355(8:1050), 358(8:1115), 805(15:1720)
    >>>See also Canada School of Public Service--Board of Governors
    >>Role, 794(15:1600)
    >>See also Privacy Commissioner--Radwanski, George

Public Service Employment Act (amdt.--area of selection)(Bill C-417)--Casey

    >>First reading, 7625(121:1510)
    >>See also Public Service--Employment opportunities/positions, Geographic areas

Public Service Human Resources Management Agency of Canada

Public Service Integrity Commissioner see Public Service Commission--President

Public Service Integrity Officer

    >>2003-04 annual report, tabled, 1485(26:1515)
    >>See also Public Service--Wrongdoings, disclosure

Public Service Modernization Act (Bill C-25)(37th Parl., 2nd Sess.) see Public Service--Restructuring

Public Service pensions

    >>Surplus government appropriating, national debt reduction, relationship, 2886(46:1810), 3112-3(50:1300)
    >>See also Penitentiaries--Correctional officers

Public Service Staffing Tribunal

    >>Giguère, Guy, Chair, Certificate of Nomination, tabled and referred to Canadian Heritage Standing Committee, 2978(48:1510)
    >>>Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee, referral instead, by unanimous consent, 3845(62:1620)

Public Service Superannuation Plan

    >>Audit, value for money, Auditor General conducting, 2231(37:1730)

Public surveys see Public opinion research

Public transit

Public trust see Liberal government (Martin)

Public Works and Government Services Department

    >>Expenditures, reduction, 3886(63:1610), 4124-5(67:1535)
    >>Procurement practices, reform, $3.5 billion saving, 4125(67:1535-40), 4931(80:1245), 4932(80:1250), 5077(82:1110)
    >>Reform, integrity package, etc., o.q., 564(11:1450), 783(15:1435), 3228(52:1430)
    >>Strategic direction, real estate and procurement, 4124-5(67:1535), 4126(67:1540), 4127(67:1550)
    >>>Atlantic provinces, benefits, o.q., 909(17:1455)
    >>>Brison, Public Works and Government Services Minister, September 21, 2004 speech, o.q., 603(12:1430)
    >>See also Government contracts; Marijuana--Grow operations; Sponsorship program--Advertising contracts

Publication bans see Courts--Testimony of witnesses

Pulp and paper industry

    >>New technologies, new products, rationalization of Canadian capacity, 9440(146:1925)
    >>See also Abitibi-Consolidated Inc.; Bankruptcy--Workers' pensions, St. Anne Nackawic pulp mill; Papiers Stadacona Ltée

Punjab see India--Operation Blue Star

Punjabi Canadians see Pakistan--Earthquake, Brampton, ON Punjabi senior citizens group

Puppy mills see Cruelty to animals--Quebec case; Marijuana--Grow operations, Cruelty to animals

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