Mr. Starr:
Six o'clock.
Mr. Scott (Danforth):
May I call it six o'clock, Mr. Chairman?
The Deputy Chairman:
Order. It being six o'clock, shall I rise, report certain resolutions and request leave to sit again at the next sitting of the house?
Agreed.
Resolutions adopted in committee of supply this day reported and concurred in.
Mr. Speaker, by leave, may I revert to routine proceedings under presenting reports by standing and special committees?
The Acting Speaker (Mr. Rinfrel):
Order. Is
there unanimous consent to enable the hon. member to revert to routine proceedings?
Agreed.
Mr. Richard presented the first and second reports of the special joint committee on the public service, and moved that the reports be concurred in.
Motion agreed to. [DOT] (6:00 p.m.)
Mr. J. B. Stewart (Parliamentary Secretary to Minister of Public Works):
I ask leave to make a motion in regard to the subject matter of private members Bill No. C-105, to Amend the Criminal Code (Insanity), which stands in the name of the hon. member for Greenwood (Mr. Brewin). The purpose of the motion would be to refer the subject matter to the standing committee on justice and legal affairs.
Agreed.
Mr. Slewart:
I move:
That the subject matter of Bill C-105 be referred to the standing committee on justice and legal affairs.
Motion agreed to.
Mr. Jim McNulty (Lincoln):
Mr. Speaker, I move:
That private members notices of motions Nos. 21, 25, 64, 73, 74 and 76 be referred to the standing committee on privileges and elections.
Motion agreed to.
Mr. Mcllraith:
The business for tomorrow
will be as indicated by me last night and as recorded in Hansard for last night. We expect on Friday to consider estimates again for the
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day, depending on what estimates are reported back from the standing committees which are studying them now.