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Human Resources Information Sub-Committee [ HRISC | HR Information Sub-Committee | HR Information SC | Sub-Committee in Charge of Streamlining Processes to Collect and Disseminate Human Resources Information ]

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Human Rights Council Advisory Committee | Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities | Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights

The Chair presented the First Report of the Sub-committee on Financial Reporting which read as follows: Pursuant to the order of the Committee adopted on October 6 , 1998, the Sub-committee on Financial Reporting of the Standing Committee on Public Accounts met on November 18 and 25, 1998 and agreed to recommend the following: - THAT the Standing Committee on Public Accounts establish a Sub-Committee to promote the acceptance of international financial reporting guidelines and standards for the public sector; That the mandate of the Sub-Committee include a review of the current efforts by parliamentarians and international organizations, such as the World Bank, to promote the acceptance of guidelines and standards now being developed under ...[+++] the auspices of the International Federation of Accountants; That the Sub-Committee be chaired by John Williams and that it be composed of eight (8) members including four (4) members from the Government and four (4) members from the Opposition to be appointed by the Chair after the usual consultations; That the Chair of the Sub-Committee be authorized to hold meetings to receive evidence in the absence of a quorum, provided that four (4) members are present; That the Sub-Committee be delegated all of the powers of the Standing Committee, except the power to report to the House; That the Sub-Committee be authorized to reimburse the travelling expenses of the witnesses which will be charged to the budget of the Standing Committee; That the Sub-Committee be authorized to seek the authority and the necessary funds to travel, if deemed appropriate; and That the Sub-Committee report its findings and recommendations to the Standing Committee no later than May 31st, 1999.

It was agreed, - THAT the Standing Committee on Public Accounts establish a Sub-Committee to promote the acceptance of international financial reporting guidelines and standards for the public sector; That the mandate of the Sub-Committee include a review of the current efforts by parliamentarians and international organizations, such as the World Bank, to promote the acceptance of guidelines and standards now being developed under the auspices of the International Federation of Accountants; That the Sub-Committee be chaired by John Williams and that it be composed of eight (8) members including four (4) members from the Government and four (4) members from the Opposition to be appointed by the Chair after the usual consultations; That t ...[+++]he Chair of the Sub-Committee be authorized to hold meetings to receive evidence in the absence of a quorum, provided that four (4) members are present; That the Sub-Committee be delegated all of the powers of the Standing Committee, except the power to report to the House; That the Sub-Committee be authorized to reimburse the travelling expenses of the witnesses which will be charged to the budget of the Standing Committee; That the Sub-Committee be authorized to seek the authority and the necessary funds to travel, if deemed appropriate; and That the Sub-Committee report its findings and recommendations to the Standing Committee no later than May 31st, 1999.

- That the Sub-Committee be Chaired by John Williams and that it be composed of ten (10) members including five (5) members from the Government and five (5) members from the Opposition to be appointed by the Chair after the usual consultations; - That the Chair of the Sub-Committee be authorized to hold meetings to receive evidence in the absence of a quorum, provided that three (3) members are present; - That the Sub-Committee be delegated all of the powers of the Standing Committee, except the power to report to the House; - That the Sub-Committee be authorized to reimburse the travelling expenses of the witnesses which will be charged to the budget of th ...[+++]e Standing Committee; - That the Sub-Committee be authorized to seek the authority and the necessary funds to travel, if deemed appropriate.

After debate, on motion of Bob Kilger, it was agreed, - That, a Sub-Committee on Private Members’ Business be struck, composed of Yvon Charbonneau, Madeleine Dalphond-Guiral, Carolyn Parrish , Ken Epp and one representative from the New Democratic Party and the Progressive Conservative Party (to be appointed by their respective whips); and that, Yvon Charbonneau be appointed Chair of the Sub-Committee; and that, the Sub-Committee be charged with carrying out the responsibilities of the Committee under Standing Order 108(3)(a) insofar as Private Members’ Business and the business related to Private Bills is concerned; and that, the Sub ...[+++]-Committee be granted the same powers as the Committee has and enjoys pursuant to Standing Order 108(1) except the power to report directly to the House.