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House & Senate 58 / HOUSE &SENATE COMMITTEES HOUSE &SENATE COMMITTEES A complete list of all House Standing ACCESS TO INFORMATION, PRIVACY AND CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION / and Sub-Committees, Standing Joint ETHICS CITOYENNETÉ ET IMMIGRATION Committees, and Senate Standing Maurizio Bevilacqua, Member (L) ..............34 Jacques Lahaie, Committee Clerk Committees. Includes the committee Sukh Dhaliwal, Member (L)........................28 Phone: 613-995-8525 FAX: (613) 996-1626 clerks, chairs, vice-chairs, and ordinary Jason Kenney, Member (CON)....................30 Johanne Deschamps, Member (BQ) ............42 committee members. Jean-Yves Laforest, Member (BQ)..............43 Barry Devolin, Member (CON)...................35 House of Commons Committees Carole Lavallée, Member (BQ) ...................44 Norman Doyle, Member (CON)..................48 Directorate Patrick Martin, Member (NDP) ...................33 Meili Faille, Member (BQ)..........................43 Nina Grewal, Member (CON) .....................28 Phone: 613-992-3150 Bruce Stanton, Member (CON) ...................39 Albina Guarnieri, Member (L).....................36 FAX: 613-996-1962 David Tilson, Member (CON).....................40 Dave Van Kesteren, Member (CON)...........40 Rahim Jaffer, Member (CON) .....................30 Senate Committees and Private Mike Wallace, Member (CON) ...................40 Jim Karygiannis, Member (L)......................37 Legislation Branch Tom Wappel, Member (L)...........................40 Ed Komarnicki, Member (CON) .................32 Phone: 613-990-0088 Paul Zed, Member (L)..................................47 Bill Siksay, Member (NDP).........................29 FAX: 613-990-6666 Andrew Telegdi, Member (L)......................40 AGRICULTURE AND AGRI-FOOD / Blair Wilson, Member (L) ...........................29 AGRICULTURE ET AGROALIMENTAIRE Party Abbreviations ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE Susan Verville, Committee Clerk DEVELOPMENT / ENVIRONNEMENT ET L Liberal Phone: 613-947-6732 FAX: (613) 996-1962 DÉVELOPPEMENT DURABLE CON Conservative Gerry Ritz, Vice-Chair (CON).....................32 Paul Steckle, Vice-Chair (L)........................40 Eugene Morawski, Committee Clerk BQ Bloc Québécois David Anderson, Member (CON)................31 Phone: 613-992-5023 FAX: (613) 996-1626 NDP New Democratic Party Alex Atamanenko, Member (NDP) .............27 Bernard Bigras, Member (BQ) ....................41 André Bellavance, Member (BQ)................41 Steven Blaney, Member (CON)...................42 IND Independent James Bezan, Member (CON) .....................32 Scott Brison, Member (L)............................47 Ken Boshcoff, Member (L)..........................34 Nathan Cullen, Member (NDP) ...................27 Claude DeBellefeuille, Member (BQ) .........42 Dean Del Mastro, Member (CON) ..............35 Wayne Easter, Member (L)..........................48 John Godfrey, Member (L)..........................36 STANDING HOUSE Jacques Gourde, Member (CON) ................43 Marcel Lussier, Member (BQ).....................44 COMMITTEES Gary Merasty, Member (L)..........................32 Bob Mills, Member (CON)..........................31 Larry Miller, Member (CON)......................38 Pablo Rodriguez, Member (L) .....................45 Mario Silva, Member (L).............................39 ABORIGINAL AFFAIRS, NORTHERN CANADIAN HERITAGE / Mark Warawa, Member (CON)...................29 DEVELOPMENT AND NATURAL PATRIMOINE CANADIEN Jeff Watson, Member (CON).......................41 RESOURCES / AFFAIRES AUTOCHTONES, Jacques Lahaie, Committee Clerk FINANCE / FINANCES DÉVELOPPEMENT DU GRAND NORD ET Phone: 613-947-6729 FAX: (613) 947-9670 RESSOURCES NATURELS Gary Schellenberger, Vice-Chair (CON).....39 Marc Toupin, Committee Clerk Jim Latimer, Committee Clerk James Abbott, Member (CON)....................27 Phone: 613-992-9753 FAX: (613) 943-0307 Phone: 613-996-1173 FAX: (613) 996-1962 Charlie Angus, Member (NDP) ...................34 Diane Ablonczy, Member (CON)................30 Maurice Vellacott, Vice-Chair (CON).........32 Mauril Bélanger, Member (L)......................34 Rick Dykstra, Member (CON).....................36 Harold Glenn Albrecht, Member (CON).....33 Sylvie Boucher, Member (CON) .................42 Luc Harvey, Member (CON).......................43 Larry Bagnell, Member (L)..........................29 Ruby Dhalla, Member (L)............................36 Yvan Loubier, Member (BQ) ......................44 Rod Bruinooge, Member (CON) .................33 Ed Fast, Member (CON)..............................28 John McCallum, Member (L) ......................38 Jean Crowder, Member (NDP) ....................27 Maka Kotto, Member (BQ)..........................43 John McKay, Member (L) ...........................38 Nancy Karetak-Lindell, Member (L)...........48 Luc Malo, Member (BQ) .............................44 Massimo Pacetti, Member (L) .....................45 Marc Lemay, Member (BQ) ........................44 Francis Scarpaleggia, Member (L) ..............46 Brian Pallister, Member (CON)...................33 Yvon Lévesque, Member (BQ)....................44 Scott Simms, Member (L)............................48 Michael Savage, Member (L) ......................47 Inky Mark, Member (CON).........................33 Chris Warkentin, Member (CON) ...............31 Thierry St-Cyr, Member (BQ) .....................46 Colin Mayes, Member (CON) .....................29 Garth Turner, Member (CON).....................40 Anita Neville, Member (L) ..........................33 Judy Wasylycia-Leis, Member (NDP).........33 Todd Russell, Member (L)...........................48 Parliamentary Names & Numbers Summer 2006 HOUSE & SENATE COMMITTEES / 59 FISHERIES AND OCEANS / Christiane Gagnon, Member (BQ)...............43 Carole Freeman, Member (BQ) ...................43 PÊCHES ET OCÉANS Penny Priddy, Member (NDP).....................29 Art Hanger, Member (CON)........................30 Andrew Bartholomew Chaplin, Committee Michael Ignatieff, Member (L)....................37 Clerk HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT AND Susan Kadis, Member (L)............................37 Phone: 613-996-3105 FAX: (613) 996-1626 THE STATUS OF PERSONS WITH Derek Lee, Member (L) ...............................37 John Cummins, Vice-Chair (CON)..............27 DISABILITIES / DÉVELOPPEMENT DES Réal Ménard, Member (BQ)........................44 Raynald Blais, Member (BQ) ......................41 RESSOURCES HUMAINES ET LA CONDITION Rob Moore, Member (CON)........................46 Gerry Byrne, Member (L)............................48 DES PERSONNES HANDICAPÉES Daniel Petit, Member (CON).......................45 Rodger Cuzner, Member (L)........................47 Danielle Belisle, Committee Clerk Myron Thompson, Member (CON).............31 Randy Kamp, Member (CON).....................29 Phone: 613-996-1542 FAX: (613) 996-7974 LIAISON / LIAISON Gerald Keddy, Member (CON) ...................47 Dean Allison, Member (CON).....................34 James D. Lunney, Member (CON)..............29 Carolyn Bennett, Member (L)......................34 Marc Bosc, Committee Clerk Lawrence MacAulay, Member (L) ..............48 France Bonsant, Member (BQ)....................42 Phone: 613-992-3156 FAX: (613) 947-0309 Fabian Manning, Member (CON)................48 Patrick Brown, Member (CON)...................34 Bill Matthews, Member (L) .........................48 Denis Coderre, Member (L).........................42 NATIONAL DEFENCE / DÉFENSE Jean-Yves Roy, Member (BQ) ....................45 Jean-Claude D’Amours, Member (L)..........46 NATIONALE Peter Stoffer, Member (NDP)......................47 Mike Lake, Member (CON) ........................30 Eugene Morawski, Committee Clerk Yves Lessard, Member (BQ) .......................44 Phone: 613-995-9469 FAX: (613) 996-1626 FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND INTERNATIONAL Tony Martin, Member (NDP)......................38 Claude Bachand, Member (BQ) ..................41 TRADE / AFFAIRES ÉTRANGÈRES ET Geoff Regan, Member (L) ...........................47 Dawn Black, Member (NDP) ......................27 COMMERCE INTERNATIONAL Brian Storseth, Member (CON)...................31 Robert Bouchard, Member (BQ) .................42 Stephen Knowles, Committee Clerk Lynne Yelich, Member (CON)....................32 Blaine Calkins, Member (CON) ..................30 Phone: 613-996-1540 FAX: (613) 996-1962 John Cannis, Member (L) ............................35 Diane Bourgeois, Member (BQ)..................42 INDUSTRY, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY / Rick Casson, Member (CON)......................30 Bill Casey, Member (CON) .........................47 INDUSTRIE, SCIENCES ET TECHNOLOGIE Ujjal Dosanjh, Member (L)..........................28 Stéphane Dion, Member (L) ........................43 Normand Radford, Committee Clerk Cheryl Gallant, Member (CON) ..................36 Peter Goldring, Member (CON) ..................30 Phone: 613-996-7938 FAX: (613) 995-2106 Laurie Hawn, Member (CON).....................30 Francine Lalonde, Member (BQ).................44 James Rajotte, Vice-Chair (CON) ...............31 Russ Hiebert, Member (CON) .....................28 Keith P. Martin, Member (L).......................29 André Arthur, Member (IND)......................41 Wajid Khan, Member (L) ............................37 Alexa McDonough, Member (NDP)............47 Colin Carrie, Member (CON)......................35 Joe McGuire, Member (L) ...........................48 Deepak Obhrai, Member (CON)..................31 Paul Crête, Member (BQ)............................42 Bernard Patry, Member (L)..........................45
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