Studies & Bills
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Develop and propose amendments to the Rules of the Senate relating to omnibus bills
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(2017-02-17) |
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Develop and propose amendments to the Rules of the Senate relating to the use of the Order Paper and Notice Paper, particularly in relation to so-called “stood” items
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(2017-02-09) |
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Pursuant to rule 12-7(2)(a), consideration of amendments to the Rules of the Senate
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(2016-12-13) |
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Examine and propose amendments to the Rules of the Senate to allow and facilitate broadcasting of Senate proceedings
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(2016-12-06) |
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Case of privilege relating to the leaks of the Auditor General’s report on the audit of the Senate
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(2016-03-09) |
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Tuesday, May 17, 2016 at 9:31 AM
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Pursuant to rule 12-7(2)(c), consideration of the orders and practices of the Senate and the privileges of Parliament
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(2015-12-10) |
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Orders of Reference
A committee’s order of reference is the Order of the Senate that authorizes it to examine a bill or to undertake a special study. Most committees require an order of reference before they can undertake such work. Three standing committees do, however, have permanent orders of reference, allowing them to undertake their work without waiting for a specific order of reference. These are the Committee on Rules, Procedures and the Rights of Parliament (responsible for proposing amendments to the rules of the Senate, examining questions of privilege and consideration of the orders and customs of the Senate and privileges of Parliament), the Committee on Internal Economy, Budgets and Administration (responsible for the financial and administrative matters relating to the internal management of the Senate) and the Committee on Ethics and Conflict of Interest for Senators.