May 9, 1952 (21st Parliament, 6th Session)

Mr. Coldwell:

That is all right, if the bill is going to the committee on external affairs. That was the understanding. I think it might be well to let the resolution go through, bring the bill down and then send it to the external affairs committee, where we can go into it clause by clause. I do not know what arrangement was made with representatives of the official opposition but, so far as I am concerned, if it is agreeable to the official opposition, I think that is probably the procedure that would be best.
Motion agreed to and the house went into committee, Mr. Beaudoin in the chair.