Latest Topical Hansard file updates

Date: Mon, 10 May 1999 16:57:42 -0700
From: Michael Posluns <MPosluns@accglobal.net>
Organization: The StillWaters Group
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Friends,

Following is a list of recently updated topical Hansard files
available upon request.  I have attempted, more so than in
previous notices, to provide very brief blurbs indicating what
the new content covers.

I hope some of the following items may be of interest.

mp

Cheam First Nation:  Reform accusations that the Cheam FN is
inlawfully taking gravel from the Fraser River and that the
government follows a double standard in its conservation law
enforcement.

Youth Criminal Justice Act, BQ quotes PQ Quebec Min. Of Justice
speaking out “against the punitive character” of the federal
Young Offenders Act. Together with continuing BQ exchanges on the
punitive nature of new Youth Criminal Justice bill.

Answer to a written question identifying contracts awarded for
cleaning up environmental hazards at DEW line sites.

Work Place Safety and Corporate responsibility, a private
members’ motion to hold corporations liable for workplace safety
under the Criminal Code

Organization on Security & Cooperation in Europe, consensus
statement by President of OSCE (representing 54 European
countries from Russia to Britain) on the Kosovo crisis  

Coastal Fisheries Protection Act amendments to implement the UN
Convention on the Law of the Sea of 10 December 1982 relating to
the conservation and management of straddling fish stocks.

Extradition Act amendment, debate continued on April 23, 1999 b y
Sen. Anne Cools with a critique of the role of Mme Justice Arbour
as a prosecutor and the conflict between Arbour J’s role as a
judge and her role as a advocate for the development of certain
political positions, and between her role as an independent
prosecutor and her public support for NATO.

Kosovo NATO Intervention:  
*  Debate continued with announcement of the introduction of
ground troops and of NATO’s security guarantee to front line
countries.  
*   Naval blockade in the Adriatic Sea of oil shipments to
Yugoslavia.
*  Addition to this file also includes Sen. Anne Cools’ critique
of Justice Arbour’s allegedly conflicted roles as judge,
prosecutor and political advocate on behalf of NATO.
*   Debate on motion of NDP Leader Alexa McDonough calling on
“the government to intensify and accelerate efforts to find a
diplomatic solution to the crisis in Kosovo through the
involvement of Russia and the United Nations.”

Arms Export:  Loss of Favoured Exemption from International
Traffic in Arms Regulations - Possible Trade Dispute - Terms of
Moratorium

Budget Debate continued with particular discussion of Millennium
Scholarship Fund
 
The Canadian Blood Supply, periodic debate since October, 1998,
including a recent PC resolution asking recommending compensation
for all Canadians who contracted Hep C through the blood supply.

C-49, The First Nations Land Management Act, with particular
focus on attempts to accommodate non-Indian tenants and the
concerns of women’s groups.

Proceedings of the Senate Committee on Aboriginal Peoples on the
First Nations Land Management Act

-- 
Michael W. Posluns,
The StillWaters Group,
First Nations Relations & Public Policy.

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