March 1, 1968

FINANCE, TRADE AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS NINTH REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEE

LIB

Herbert Eser (Herb) Gray

Liberal

Mr. H. E. Gray (Essex West):

Mr. Speaker, I have the honour to present the ninth report of the standing committee on finance, trade and economic affairs prepared, as usual, in English and French.

In this report we return to the house the text of the resolution on customs tariff.

[Editor's note: For report referred, to above, see today's Votes and Proceedings.]

Topic:   FINANCE, TRADE AND ECONOMIC AFFAIRS NINTH REPORT OF STANDING COMMITTEE
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LABOUR RELATIONS

INQUIRY INTO LABOUR UNREST IN ST. LAWRENCE PORTS

LIB

John Robert (Jack) Nicholson (Minister of Labour)

Liberal

Hon. J. R. Nicholson (Minister of Labour):

Mr. Speaker, I wish to table copies in English and French of the order which I, as Minister of Labour, have made appointing Hon. Arthur I. Smith of the Superior Court of Quebec as an industrial inquiry commission to inquire into conditions of labour unrest in the three St. Lawrence ports.

Topic:   LABOUR RELATIONS
Subtopic:   INQUIRY INTO LABOUR UNREST IN ST. LAWRENCE PORTS
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LIB

Lucien Lamoureux (Speaker of the House of Commons)

Liberal

Mr. Speaker:

Has the minister leave to table this document?

Topic:   LABOUR RELATIONS
Subtopic:   INQUIRY INTO LABOUR UNREST IN ST. LAWRENCE PORTS
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Some hon. Members:

Agreed.

Topic:   LABOUR RELATIONS
Subtopic:   INQUIRY INTO LABOUR UNREST IN ST. LAWRENCE PORTS
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CONSUMER AND CORPORATE AFFAIRS

PROVISION FOR INDICATION OF LIFE EXPECTANCY OF PRODUCT

NDP

Barry Mather

New Democratic Party

Mr. Barry Mather (New Westminster) moved

for leave to introduce Bill No. C-203, to amend the Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs Act.

Topic:   CONSUMER AND CORPORATE AFFAIRS
Subtopic:   PROVISION FOR INDICATION OF LIFE EXPECTANCY OF PRODUCT
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NDP

Stanley Howard Knowles (N.D.P. House Leader; Whip of the N.D.P.)

New Democratic Party

Mr. Knowles:

Explain.

Topic:   CONSUMER AND CORPORATE AFFAIRS
Subtopic:   PROVISION FOR INDICATION OF LIFE EXPECTANCY OF PRODUCT
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NDP

Barry Mather

New Democratic Party

Mr. Mather:

The purpose of this bill is to amend the Department of Consumer and Corporate Affairs Act to provide, so far as parliament may do so, that manufacturers

and marketers be required to indicate the life expectancy of their products. Many manufacturers now have a good idea how long a toaster or a light bulb will last, for example. If this bill is approved the consumer will also have that knowledge.

Motion agreed to and bill read the first time.

Topic:   CONSUMER AND CORPORATE AFFAIRS
Subtopic:   PROVISION FOR INDICATION OF LIFE EXPECTANCY OF PRODUCT
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AGRICULTURE

PROTECTION OF DAIRY INDUSTRY AGAINST ARTIFICIAL PRODUCTS


On the orders of the day:


PC

Lee Elgy Grills

Progressive Conservative

Mr. Lee Grills (Hastings South):

Mr. Speaker, I intended directing my question to the Minister of Agriculture or his parliamentary assistant. In their absence I shall direct it to the Minister of Forestry and Rural Development. I am sure the minister is aware of the implications of the sale of artificial dairy products in Canada. Can he advise the house whether his department has any plan at this time to safeguard the interests of the Canadian dairy industry?

Topic:   AGRICULTURE
Subtopic:   PROTECTION OF DAIRY INDUSTRY AGAINST ARTIFICIAL PRODUCTS
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LIB

Maurice Sauvé (Minister of Forestry and Rural Development)

Liberal

Hon. Maurice Sauve (Minisier of Forestry and Rural Development):

Mr. Speaker, I think the Canadian Dairy Commission has already been notified of the problem and the Minister of Agriculture will be in a position to report on that matter later on next week.

Topic:   AGRICULTURE
Subtopic:   PROTECTION OF DAIRY INDUSTRY AGAINST ARTIFICIAL PRODUCTS
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FINANCE

INQUIRY AS TO CONSIDERATION OF CAPITAL GAINS TAX


On the orders of the day:


March 1, 1968