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37th Parliament,
1st Session
(January 29, 2001
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September 16, 2002)
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Studies & Bills
Orders of Reference
An order of reference is a decision of the Senate authorizing a committee to undertake the study of an issue, bill or other matter. Most committees require an order of reference before they can undertake such work. However, three committees are empowered by the Rules of the Senate to act on their own initiative without a prior order of reference from the Senate. These are the Committee on Rules, Procedures and the Rights of Parliament; the Committee on Internal Economy, Budgets and Administration; and the Committee on Ethics and Conflict of Interest for Senators.
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Examine the time allocated to tributes in the Upper Chamber
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2001-12-04 | 37-1 |
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Bill S-34, An Act respecting royal assent to bills passed by the Houses of Parliament
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2001-10-04 | 37-1 |
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Wednesday, November 7, 2001 at 12:07 PM
Wednesday, October 17, 2001 at 12:15 PM
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Replacing the words "Senate Committee on Defence and Security" with the words "Senate Committee on National Security and Defence"
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2001-05-31 | 37-1 | ||
Bill S-8, An Act to maintain the principles relating to the role of the Senate as established by the Constitution of Canada
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2001-05-09 | 37-1 | ||
Bill S-13, An Act respecting the declaration of royal assent by the Governor General in the Queen's name to bills passed by the Houses of Parliament
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2001-05-02 | 37-1 | ||
The matter of officially recognizing a third party, within the procedures of the Senate
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2001-03-22 | 37-1 | ||
Examine the structure of committees in the Senate
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2001-03-15 | 37-1 | ||
Senate Committee on Official Languages
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2001-02-20 | 37-1 |
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