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It is currently impractical to test more than a small proportion of the liquids that passengers wish to carry. So the interim controls, pending work on a more convenient technology-based solution, represent the only present way of properly ensuring passenger safety.

Our key message to you today, as the committee considers defence procurement, is we'd ask you to reflect on two key issues: first, how best to leverage off defence procurement to achieve whole-of-government objectives without compromising the military's mandated operational mission; and second, what practical improvements can be brought to defence procurement procedures to promote transparency, fairness, accountability, fair market and greater net value for the taxpayer, and a fair market return for suppliers.

1. A commercial practice shall be regarded as misleading if, in its factual context, taking account of all its features and circumstances and, if appropriate, of the nature of the means of communication used, it omits material information or, where there are physical limitations of space or transmission time, it fails to make available on request material information that the average consumer needs, according to the context, in order to take an informed transactional decision, or if the possibility of obtaining such information or amp ...[+++]lifying it is withheld, and the practice thereby causes the average consumer to take a transactional decision of economic significance that he would not have taken otherwise .

On that day, the hon. member for Yellowhead, Joe Clark, who was then Minister of Constitutional Affairs in Brian Mulroney's Conservative government, obtained the unanimous consent of the House for the following resolution: Pursuant to order made Monday, March 9, 1992, the following motion was deemed moved and adopted: That this House take note that the Métis people of Rupert's Land and the North Western Territory through democratic structures and procedures took effective steps to maintain order and protect the lives, rights and prope ...[+++]rty of the people of the Red River; That this House take note that, in 1870, under the leadership of Louis Riel, the Métis of the Red River adopted a List of Rights; That this House take note that, based on the List of Rights, Louis Riel negotiated the terms for the admission of Rupert's Land and the North Western Territory into the Dominion of Canada; That this House take note that these terms for admission form part of the Manitoba Act; That this House take note that, after negotiating Manitoba's entry into Confederation, Louis Riel was thrice elected to the House of Commons; That this House take note that, in 1885, Louis Riel paid with his life for his leadership in a movement which fought for the maintenance of the rights and freedoms of the Métis people; That this House take note that the Constitution Act, 1982, recognizes and affirms the existing aboriginal and treaty rights of the Métis; That this House take note that since the death of Louis Riel, the Métis people have honoured his memory and continued his purposes in their honorable striving for the implementation of those rights; That this House recognize the unique and historic role of Louis Riel as a founder of Manitoba and his contribution in the development of Confederation; and That this House support by its actions the true attainment, both in principle and practice, of the constitutional rights of the Métis people.

OTHER DECISIONS Definition of a Community approach to the development of the non-energy mining industry - Council conclusions "THE COUNCIL OF THE EUROPEAN UNION: 1) WELCOMES the Commission communication of 11 November 1992 entitled "The non-energy mining industry: current situation and guidelines for a Community approach", which analyses the follow-up to the Council Resolution of 28 July 1989 on the development of the Community mining industry (1), which highlights the economic importance of this industrial activity and proposes guidelines for a Community approach with a view to strengthening the competitiveness of the non-energy mining industry; (1) OJ C 207, 12.8.1989, p. 1. 2) EMPHASIZES the importance of comprehensive and consistent co ...[+++]nsideration of the internal and external aspects of a Community approach in this field, taking into account the approach advocated in the most recent guidelines which appear in the Commission communication of 20 November 1990 entitled "Industrial policy in an open and competitive environment: guidelines for a Community approach"; 3) CALLS UPON the Commission to continue its work, with due regard for the principle of subsidiarity, turning the dialogue with the representatives of the industries concerned and experts from the Member States into its main instrument and studying essentially the issues set out below without any particular priority: (a) improving access to, and updating of, information, both on geological and mining data and on markets, products and other economic factors by improving the Commission structure for providing raw material statistics and by increased co-operation between Member States' geological departments, and the use of their knowledge by the Commission; (b) consideration of the environmental dimension, taking account of the restoration of closed or closing sites, while promoting a balance between the economic interests of the sector and environmental protection requirements; (c) tailoring training st ...

The Commission has assembled a whole collection of practical tips of this kind, which we hope will be heeded, for our appeal is: