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Orders of prohibition see Child sex offenders

Organization of American States

    >>Secretary General, candidacy of Francisco Flores Perez
    >>>Petitions
    >>>>(McDonough), (381-0155), 351, gr, 361 (8545-381-38-01)

Ouellet, André see Canada Post Corporation

Our Cultural Sovereignty: The Second Century of Canadian Broadcasting see Canadian Heritage Standing Committee--Reports from 2nd Session

Ovarian cancer

    >>National Ovarian Cancer Month, September, designating see National Ovarian Cancer Month Act (Bill C-358)

Overseas Memorial Sites Student Visits Assistance Act (Bill C-234)--Stoffer

P

Pacific Gateway

    >>Transportation, multimodal network see Pacific Gateway Act (Bill C-68)

Pacific Gateway Act (Bill C-68)--Minister of Transport (Lapierre)

Pacific Pilotage Authority

    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Transport Standing Committee
    >>>2004 annual report, with Auditor General's report, 653 (8560-381-418-01)
    >>>2005-2009 corporate plan summaries and 2005 operating and capital budgets, 450 (8562-381-845-01)
    >>Chairman, part-time, David K. Gardiner, certificate of nomination, 797 ( 8540-381-24-23)
    >>See also Access to Information Act;Alternative Fuels Act;Privacy Act

Packaging and labelling see Alcoholic beverages;Bread--Yeast-free;Food;Genetically modified food;Hazardous products--Information;Spirit drinks

Palestinians

    >>Petitions
    >>>(Patry), (381-1424), 960, gr, 1044 (8545-381-23-03)

Parc Downsview Park Inc.

    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Environment and Sustainable Development Standing Committee
    >>>2004-2005 annual report, 1041 (8560-381-868-02)
    >>>2003-2004 corporate plan summaries and 2003-2004 operating and capital budgets, 241 (8562-381-865-01)
    >>>2004-2005 corporate plan summaries and 2004-2005 operating and capital budgets, 970-1 (8562-381-865-02)
    >>>2005-2006 to 2009-2010 corporate plan summaries and 2005-2006 operating and capital budgets, 1303 (8562-381-865-03)
    >>>President and Chief Executive Officer, Tony Genco, certificate of nomination, 600 (8540-381-7-08)
    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee
    >>>2002-2003 annual report, 21 (8560-381-868-01)

Pardons see Latimer, Robert

Parental leave see Children--Government programs and services

Parental rights

    >>Petitions
    >>>(Pickard), (381-1067), 716, gr, 857 (8545-381-65-01)

Parents see Child adoption;Child care;Child custody;Child support;Citizenship--Children;Diapers;Immigration--Family class sponsorship;Young offenders

Parks Canada Agency

    >>Departmental Performance Report
    >>>2003-2004, tabled, 162 (8563-381-68)
    >>>2004-2005, tabled, 1231 (8563-381-159)
    >>Canadian Heritage Minister, transfer of responsibility see Department of Canadian Heritage Act and Parks Canada Agency Act (amdt.)(Bill C-7)
    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Environment and Sustainable Development Standing Committee
    >>>2003-2004 annual report, with Auditor General's report, 229 (8560-381-742-01)
    >>>2003 Report of the State of Protected Heritage Areas, 722 (8560-381-741-01)
    >>>2005 Report of the State of Protected Heritage Areas, 1353 (8560-381-741-02)
    >>>Parks Canada User Fees Proposal, 577 (8560-381-880-01)
    >>>>Environment and Sustainable Development Standing Committee report, deemed presented, 735
    >>See also Access to Information Act;Employment Equity Act;Estimates, 2004-2005, Main--Reports on Plans and Priorities;Estimates, 2005-2006, Main--Reports on Plans and Priorities;Privacy Act

Parks Canada Agency Act

    >>Legislation see Department of Canadian Heritage Act and Parks Canada Agency Act (amdt.)(Bill C-7)

Parliament

    >>Estimates, 2004-2005, Main
    >>>Vote 1 (Senate), Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee
    >>>>Referral, 66
    >>>>Report, 269
    >>>Vote 5 (House of Commons)
    >>>>Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee
    >>>>>Referral, 66
    >>>>>Report, 170
    >>>Vote 10 (Library of Parliament), Library of Parliament Standing Joint Committee referral, 67, 126
    >>Estimates, 2004-2005, Supplementary (A)
    >>>Vote 5a (House of Commons), Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee referral, 195
    >>>Vote 12a (Office of the Ethics Commissioner), Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee referral, 195
    >>Estimates, 2004-2005, Supplementary (B)
    >>>Vote 1b (Senate), Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee
    >>>>Referral, 484
    >>>>Report, 512
    >>>Vote 5b (House of Commons), Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee referral, 485
    >>Estimates, 2005-2006, Main
    >>>Vote 1 (Senate), Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee
    >>>>Referral, 487
    >>>>Report, 808
    >>>Vote 5 (House of Commons), Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee
    >>>>Referral, 487
    >>>>Report, 637
    >>>Vote 10 (Library of Parliament), Library of Parliament Standing Joint Committee referral, 488
    >>>Vote 15 (Ethics Commissioner Office), Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Standing Committee
    >>>>Referral, 486
    >>>>Report, 637
    >>Estimates, 2005-2006, Supplementary (A)
    >>>Vote 1a (Senate), Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee referral, 1220
    >>>Vote 5a (House of Commons), Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee referral, 1221
    >>>Vote 17a (Senate Ethics Officer), Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Standing Committee
    >>>>Referral, 1219
    >>>>Report, 1279
    >>Opening, message from Governor General, 8-9
    >>>See also Throne Speech
    >>See also Anti-terrorism Act (2001);Constitution--Supreme Court of Canada

Parliament of Canada Act (amdt.--change of political affiliation)(Bill C-408)--Preston

    >>1st r, 925-6
    >>2nd r, 1246, dropped to bottom of Order of Precedence list under S.O. 93, 1246

Parliament of Canada Act (amdt.--members who cross the floor)(Bill C-251)--Stoffer

    >>1st r, 175
    >>2nd r, 1153-4, dropped to bottom of Order of Precedence list under S.O. 93, 1154, 1295, division deferred, 1295, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 188), 1322-4

Parliament of Canada Act (amdt.--oath or solemn affirmation)(Bill C-335)--Preston

Parliament of Canada Act (amdt.) and Canada Elections Act (amdt.)(Bill C-443)--Hearn

Parliament of Canada Act (amdt.) and Salaries Act (amdt.)(Bill C-30)--Leader of the Government in the House of Commons (Valeri)

    >>1st r, 293
    >>2nd r, 319, division deferred, 319, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 30), 333-4
    >>Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee
    >>>Referral, 334
    >>>Report, with amdt., 471
    >>Report stage, 547-9
    >>>Concurrence, as amended, with further amdt., M. (Valeri), 552, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 50), 552-3
    >>>Motion No. 1 (Clause 6), (Valeri), 547-9, division deferred, 549, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 49), 549-52
    >>3rd r, 589, division deferred, 589, agreed to on recorded division (Division No. 57), 611-2, passed
    >>Senate passage, without amdt., 668
    >>Royal Assent, 669 (Chap. 16, S.C. 2005)

Parliamentary delegations, reports

    >>XIIIth Mexico-Canada Inter-Parliamentary Meeting held in Mexico City, Mexico, January 24-27, 2005, tabled, 499 (8565-381-75-02)
    >>Chile and Argentina, March 14-17, 2005, tabled, 685 (8565-381-75-05)
    >>Commonwealth of The Bahamas, March 2-4, 2005, tabled, 655 (8565-381-75-04)
    >>Czech Republic and Slovenia, September 19-23, 2005, 1228 (8565-381-75-07)
    >>Islamic Republic of Pakistan, January 10-12, 2005, tabled, 494 (8565-381-75-01)
    >>Jamaica, February 28 to March 2, 2005, tabled, 655 (8565-381-75-03)
    >>New Zealand and Australia, August 1 to 12, 2005, tabled, 1194 (8565-381-75-06)
    >>Russian Federation, October 11-14, 2005, 1269 (8565-381-75-08)

Parliamentary Librarian see Library of Parliament

Parliamentary Precincts

    >>Members of Parliament, right of access to Parliament Hill, United States, President, George W. Bush Canadian visit see Privilege, prima facie--Rights ofMembers breached (Guimond);Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee--Reports, Twenty-first
    >>See also Firefighters

Parole

    >>Accelerated parole review, ineligibility see Corrections and Conditional Release Act and Criminal Code (amdt.)(Bill C-46)
    >>Alcohol, drug or other dependency, ineligibility, Corrections and Conditional Release Act (amdt.--dependence on alcohol or drugs)(Bill C-328)
    >>Murder and treason convictions, early release, review, Criminal Code, Section 745 see Criminal Code (amdt.--review of parole ineligibility)(Bill C-344)
    >>New custodial sentence, automatic suspension and review see Corrections and Conditional Release Act and Criminal Code (amdt.)(Bill C-46)
    >>Victim rights see Corrections and Conditional Release Act and Criminal Code (amdt.)(Bill C-46)
    >>Violation of conditions of parole or probation, police arrest power see Criminal Code (amdt.--arrest without warrant)(Bill C-329)
    >>See also Child sexual predators;Conditional release (convicted criminals);Howard House (halfway house)

Parole officers see Murder

Passenger information see Protection of Passenger Information Regulations

Passport Canada

    >>Security measures/client service see Public Accounts Standing Committee--Reports, Twenty-second

Passport Office -- Passport Services see Public Accounts Standing Committee--Reports, Twenty-second

Passports see Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (United States)

Patent Act

    >>Legislation see Drug Supply Act (Bill C-284)

Patent Act (amdt.)(Bill C-29)--Minister of Industry (Emerson)

    >>1st r, 292
    >>2nd r, 347, agreed to, 347
    >>Industry, Natural Resources, Science and Technology Standing Committee
    >>>Referral, 347
    >>>Report, with amdts., 383
    >>Report stage, 416-7
    >>>Concurrence, as amended, M. (Emerson), 416, agreed to on division, 416-7
    >>3rd r, 417, agreed to, 417, passed
    >>Senate passage, with amdts., 633
    >>>Concurrence, M. (Robillard), 689, agreed to, 708
    >>Royal Assent, 710 (Chap. 18, S.C. 2005)

Patent Act (amdt.)(Bill C-274)--Masse

    >>1st r, 210
    >>2nd r, 413, dropped to bottom of Order of Precedence list under S.O. 93, 413, 689, division deferred, 689, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 78), 702-3

Patented Medicine Prices Review Board

    >>Departmental Performance Report
    >>>2003-2004, tabled, 162 (8563-381-69)
    >>>2004-2005, tabled, 1231 (8563-381-160)
    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Health Standing Committee
    >>>2003 annual report, 17 (8560-381-564-01)
    >>>2004 annual report, 901 (8560-381-564-02)
    >>See also Access to Information Act;Estimates, 2004-2005, Main--Reports on Plans and Priorities;Estimates, 2005-2006, Main--Reports on Plans and Priorities;Privacy Act

Patents

    >>Fees, incorrect payments see Patent Act (amdt.)(Bill C-29)
    >>See also Drugs and pharmaceuticals--Generic medications

Paternity benefits see Status of Women Standing Committee--Reports, Fifth

Patronage dividends

    >>Income tax deduction, limited to cooperative corporations and credit unions
    >>>Ways and Means No. 2
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Goodale), 311, agreed to on division, 311
    >>>>Notice, tabled, 300 (8570-381-02)
    >>>>See also Budget Implementation Act, 2004, No. 2 (Bill C-33)
    >>See also Agricultural cooperatives

Pay-day lenders see Financial services

Pay equity see Status of Women Standing Committee--Reports, Fourth

Payments in lieu of Taxes Dispute Advisory Panel

    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Government Operations and Estimates Standing Committee
    >>>Chairperson, Michel Doyon, Q.C., certificate of nomination, 797-8 (8540-381-4-16)

PBDEs see Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs)

PCO see Privy Council Office (PCO)

Peace officers

    >>Disarming or interference with protective equipment see Criminal Code (amdt.--interference with a peace officer's protective equipment)(Bill C-342)

Peacekeeping

    >>Book of Remembrance see Canadian Peacekeeping Service Medal and Book of Remembrance Act (Bill C-202)
    >>Income tax relief, Canadian Forces personnel and police
    >>>Ways and Means No. 2
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Goodale), 311, agreed to on division, 311
    >>>>Notice, tabled, 300 (8570-381-02)
    >>>>See also Budget Implementation Act, 2004, No. 2 (Bill C-33)
    >>See also Afghanistan;Sudan

Peerless Clothing Inc. see Canadian International Trade Tribunal

Penitentiary inmates

    >>Counselling, vocational and educational programs
    >>>Petitions
    >>>>(Boudria), (381-0072), 237, gr, 370 (8545-381-21-01)
    >>Lawsuits filed against federal government or employees see Crown Liability and Proceedings Act (amdt.--no claim by inmate)(Bill C-332)
    >>See also Statutory release (penitentiary inmates);Temporary absences (convicted criminals)

Pension Benefits Standards Act, 1985 (amdt.--protection of the assets)(Bill C-388)--Martin, Pat

Pension Ombudsman

    >>Canada Pension Plan or Old Age Security Act complaints see Pension Ombudsman Act (Bill C-228);Pension Ombudsman Act (Bill C-320)

Pension Ombudsman Act (Bill C-228)--Martin, Pat

Pension Ombudsman Act (Bill C-320)--Wasylycia-Leis

    >>1st r, 346
    >>2nd r, order discharged, dropped from the Order Paper, 354

Pensions

    >>Foreign property rule limit
    >>>Ways and Means No. 5, notice, tabled, 474 (8570-381-04)
    >>>Ways and Means No. 7
    >>>>Concurrence, M. (Goodale), 538, agreed to on division 538
    >>>>Notice, tabled, 524 (8570-381-09)
    >>>>See also Budget Implementation Act, 2005 (Bill C-43)
    >>Pension plan members and beneficiaries, protection of assets see Pension Benefits Standards Act, 1985 (amdt.--protection of the assets)(Bill C-388)
    >>See also Bankruptcy;Canada Pension Plan (CPP);Chief Actuary of Canada Office;Employment insurance--Earnings;Judges--Salaries;Judges Pension Plan;Members of Parliament Pension Plan;Public safety occupations (police officers, corrections officers, air traffic controllers and commercial airline pilots);Veterans' benefits/pensions

Perez, Francisco Flores see Organization of American States

Personal identity theft

    >>Definition/illegality see Criminal Code (amdt.--personal identity theft)(Bill C-359)

Personal information see Census records;Health information;Human Resources and Skills Development Canada--Establishment;Protection of Passenger Information Regulations;Public health information;Social Development Canada--Establishment;Young offenders--Publication of information

Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act

    >>Reports tabled and permanently referred to Access to Information, Privacy and Ethics Standing Committee
    >>>2005 annual report, 1119 (8560-381-789-01)

Personal or private property

    >>Loss in value due to government initiative, policy, process, regulation or legislation, compensation, M-227 (Breitkreuz), 669, dropped to bottom of Order of Precedence list under S.O. 93, 669, 1103, division deferred, 1103, negatived on recorded division (Division No. 170), 1117-8

Personal watercraft

    >>Regulations see Personal Watercraft Act (Bill S-12)

Personal Watercraft Act (Bill S-12)--Moore, J.

Pest Control Products Act (amdt.--prohibition of use of chemical pesticides for non-essential purposes)(Bill C-370)--Catterall

Pesticides and herbicides

    >>Cosmetic use, moratorium
    >>>Petitions
    >>>>(Schellenberger), (381-0007), 80, gr, 209 (381-0007)
    >>>See also Pest Control Products Act (amdt.--prohibition of use of chemical pesticides for non-essential purposes)(Bill C-370)
    >>See also Agricultural pest control products;Fisheries;Gophers (Richardson's ground squirrels)

Pests see Agricultural pest control products;Gophers (Richardson's ground squirrels)

Petitions

    >>Ministry response, expiration of forty-five day period, deemed referred to Committee under S.O. 36(8)(b) see Procedure and House Affairs Standing Committee--Reports, Eleventh
    >>Private bills, filed with Clerk of the House, 746
    >>See also Anglican Church of Canada Act (Bill S-25)

Philippines see Citizenship and Immigration Standing Committee--Reports, Seventh

Physical activity see Amateur sport

Physicians see Doctors/physicians

Pickering, ON see Airports

Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport

    >>Name, return to Dorval International Airport
    >>>Petitions
    >>>>(Clavet), (381-1700), 1290

Pine beetle see Mountain pine beetle

Poison see Strychnine

Police see Awards, decorations, medals;Canada Pension Plan (CPP)--Firefighters;Military Police Complaints Commission of Canada;Peace officers;Peacekeeping;Public safety occupations (police officers, corrections officers, air traffic controllers and commercial airline pilots);Public safety officers compensation fund;Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP);Railways

Polish Alliance of Canada

    >>100th anniversary, commemorative stamp
    >>>Petitions
    >>>>(Wrzesnewskyj), (381-1551), 1159

Political parties

    >>Registration, sunset clause/mandatory review see Canada Elections Act (amdt.) and Income Tax Act (amdt.)(Bill C-63)
    >>See also Members of Parliament--Party affiliation

Pollution see Aquatic invasive species;Automobiles/motor vehicles--Emission standards;Fisheries--Toxic chemicals;Gasoline additives (manganese-based additives (MMT));Greenhouse gas emissions;Marine pollution;Migratory birds;National Defence Department--Lands