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Islam is the religion of the state, Arabic is its official language, the principles of Islamic Shari'a are the main source of legislation, the honourable Azhar is the final source of its interpretation and the adherents to Christianity and Judaism have the right to refer to their own doctrines in matters of law and performing their religious affairs and selecting their religious leaders.

Question n 249 Mr. Thomas Mulcair: With respect to Canada’s fiscal framework: (a) which sectors benefited the most from the tax cuts announced in The Budget Plan 2008; (b) when drafting The Budget Plan 2008, were investments on social or infrastructure projects considered but rejected in order to implement the tax cuts and, if so, which investments were rejected; (c) what is considered the largest source of tax “leakage” by the government on an annual basis for the last five years and (i) what are these losses worth on an annual basis, (ii) from which provinces are most of these losses incurred; (d) which countries, in terms of size o ...[+++]f Canadian assets, are considered the largest foreign tax havens and what plans, if any, does the government have to tighten the restrictions on the use of such tax havens; (e) with respect to a comparison between a 0.5% cut to the lowest marginal tax rate and lowering the goods and services tax (GST) by 1%, which of these initiatives would benefit more Canadians, in dollars and people, according to income level; and (f) with respect to a comparison between a $ 500 increase in the basic personal exemption and lowering the GST by 1%, which of these initiatives would benefit more Canadians, in dollars and people, according to income level?

Four main sources of university income can be identified:

The basis on which climatological research is being pursued is that the largest sources of carbon dioxide emissions are the burning of fossil fuels, which accounts for some 70 % of the total carbon dioxide.

As far as anthropogenic sources, we are doing our best to address in an orderly way the major sources of mercury in Canada.

[4] For an in‑depth treatment of the subject, the reader is referred to two principal sources. The first is Erskine May’s Treatise on The Law, Privileges, Proceedings and Usage of Parliament, which lays out the practice and precedents of the British House of Commons (May, T.E., 23rd ed., edited by Sir W. McKay, London: LexisNexis UK, 2004). The second is Parliamentary Privilege in Canada by Joseph Maingot, which focuses on the history and workings of privilege in Canada (Maingot, J.P.J., 2nd ed., Montreal: House of Commons and McGill‑Queen’s University Press, 1997).