American organ | cottage organ | melodeon | melodium | Alexandre organ

African organisation [ African intergovernmental organisation | African intergovernmental organization | African organization | African regional organisation | African regional organization | Organisation of Central Africa | Organisation of East Africa | Organisation of Southern Africa | Organisation of West Africa | Organization of Central Africa | Organization of East Africa | Organization of Southern Africa | Organization of West Africa ]

organ transplant [ donation of organs | organ bank | organ donor | organ graft ]

absorbable organic halogen | absorbable organic halogen compounds | absorbable organichalogenated compounds | adsorbable organic halides | adsorbable organic halogen compounds | adsorbable organically bound halogens | AOX [Abbr.]

non-governmental organisation [ NGO | non-governmental international organisation | non-governmental international organization | non-governmental organization | non-governmental regional organisation | non-governmental regional organization | non-governmental world organisation | non-governmental world organization ]

multiple organ dysfunction syndrome | MODS | multiple organ failure | MOF | multiple organ failure syndrome | MOFS | multiple systems organ failure | multisystem organ failure | multi-organ failure

association of employers [ employer association | employer organization | organization of employers | employers' association | employer's organization | employers' organization | organization representative of employers ]

employee organization [ employee association | workers' organization | organization of employees | organization representative of workers ]

form of organization | organizational form | pattern of organization | type of organization structure | type of organization

There was a fundraising activity organized by Alexandre Guindon, a bright young guy in his final year of high school.

Mr. Alexandre Boulerice: Yes, the state is in every part of our life, in workers' organizations, pension plans, and trusts.

Question No. 398 Mr. Alexandre Boulerice: With regard to the costs incurred by the government in settling lawsuits or claims, as identified in the 2011 Public Accounts totaling $654 million, divided by department, what are the: (a) identities of the claimants or organizations; (b) details of the grievance including the (i) times, (ii) location(s), (iii) type(s), (iv) nature of dispute; (c) monetary amounts and any other terms requested in the claimant's initial claim or lawsuit; (d) subsequent government responses including (i) monetary offers, (ii) any other terms; (e) dates of settlement agreements; (f) types of settlements; (g) ...[+++]amounts of the settlements, and all other terms agreed to in the settlements; (h) the amounts that have been paid by the date of December 7, 2011; (i) estimated costs of not settling and using judicial channels; (j) names of government employees involved in the settlements and their role; (k) Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) hours spent on each claim's settlement; (l) legal fees incurred by the government (including those, if applicable, of the claimant) in each claim's settlement; and (m) steps taken to ensure the events leading to the lawsuit or claim are not repeated and any further lawsuits or claims are mitigated?

(Return tabled) Question No. 398 Mr. Alexandre Boulerice: With regard to the costs incurred by the government in settling lawsuits or claims, as identified in the 2011 Public Accounts totaling $654 million, divided by department, what are the: (a) identities of the claimants or organizations; (b) details of the grievance including the (i) times, (ii) location(s), (iii) type(s), (iv) nature of dispute; (c) monetary amounts and any other terms requested in the claimant's initial claim or lawsuit; (d) subsequent government responses including (i) monetary offers, (ii) any other terms; (e) dates of settlement agreements; (f) types of se ...[+++]ttlements; (g) amounts of the settlements, and all other terms agreed to in the settlements; (h) the amounts that have been paid by the date of December 7, 2011; (i) estimated costs of not settling and using judicial channels; (j) names of government employees involved in the settlements and their role; (k) Full-Time Equivalent (FTE) hours spent on each claim's settlement; (l) legal fees incurred by the government (including those, if applicable, of the claimant) in each claim's settlement; and (m) steps taken to ensure the events leading to the lawsuit or claim are not repeated and any further lawsuits or claims are mitigated?