Traduction de «translation of temps bloc à bloc » (Français → Anglais) :

If I could just repeat it again to clarify, it is that the witnesses be given up to 10 minutes for their opening statement, and that at the discretion of the chair, during the questioning of witnesses, time and sequence be allocated as follows, and that a member may yield their time to another: round one, seven minutes, Liberal, Bloc Québécois, Conservative, New Democratic Party; round two, five minutes, Liberal, Conservative, Bloc Québécois, Conservative, New Democratic Party, independent, Liberal Party; round three, five minutes, Conservative, Bloc Québécois, Liberal, New Democratic Party; and round four, five minutes, Conservative, ...[+++] Bloc Québécois, Liberal, New Democratic Party.

(3) This is the same routine motion that all Committees have passed concerning speaking times and rotation, with the only change being the positioning of Liberals and Conservatives: That witnesses be given, at the discretion of the chair, ten minutes to make their opening statement, but during the questioning of the witness, the time allocated to each questioner will be as follows: on the first round of questioning, seven minutes to the representative of each party in the following order: Liberals, Bloc Québécois, NDP, and ...[+++] Conservatives; on the following rounds of questioning, five minutes per party, beginning with the Liberals, the Conservatives, the Bloc Québécois, the Conservatives, the Liberals, the Conservatives, and the Liberals, and in the third round the order would be the same as in the second round, with the NDP being able to ask questions at the end of the round; and that when a minister is in attendance in the first round of questioning, ten minutes be allocated to each of the opposition parties and ten minutes to the Conservative Party; and in a second round, five minutes to each party in the following order: Liberal, Conservative, Bloc Québécois, Conservative, Liberal, Conservative, and Liberal.

In terms of security and defence, with the fallacious argument of autonomy constantly being used and based on an effective concept of a politico-military block, dangerous routes are being taken towards the militarisation and reinforcement of the European power of NATO when this should be the time to definitively dismantle these blocks, to disarm and to cooperate in achieving lasting peace.

I simply want to draw to your attention and to the attention of the members of this House that the Bloc Quebecois leader will be sharing his time with the hon. member for Beauharnois—Salaberry and that all the Bloc Quebecois members who will rise afterwards will also be sharing their time.

Unfortunately, I do not have time to give the Bloc position and what it is proposing, because my time is up. However I will have the opportunity to bring forward a motion in the next few days to present the Bloc position, that is, what the Bloc Quebecois wants specifically.