I have recommended and list to you seven points: one, legislation in place that protects the disbursal of parental assets to natural children; two, legislation that protects the right of access of natural children to a parent; three, legislation that protects the right of the natural child to direct access to medical records of their blood parent and access to related family documents, including step-parental documents, that is, marriage certificates or birth certificates; four, legislation that provides a model for wills and estat ...[+++]es that respects human rights in the document terminology, legislation that protects the rights of family and kin in the area of protocol and powers traditionally spelled out in Christian principle: the right to disclosure of an impending death, the right to see a parent's body, the right to access to a parent's body after death, in terms of grave, ashes, a location; five, legislation that requires the will-writer and executor to serve overarching democratic rights and values, which include the rights of the child and the responsibility of the parent, and so on, in wills and estates; six, legislation that limits the archaic overarching individual powers of will-writers and executors, within democratic values and rights, with legal processes in place that provide recourse and accountability through the law; and seven, legislation that allows protection to parental assets in divorce agreements if no other protections are extended.

(Return tabled) Question No. 195 Mr. Glenn Thibeault: With respect to full body scanners: (a) what is the approximate cost of each unit; (b) what is the total cost for all scanners purchased or slated to be purchased between 2009 and 2013; (c) what is the average cost of installing a full body scanner in an airport; (d) what proportion of passengers screened in Canadian airports is expected to be scanned by full body scanners; (e) how many passengers does this amount to in a year; (f) what is the average time needed to scan a single passenger using a full body scanner; (g) what is the average time needed to scan a passenger using c ...[+++]onventional security measures; (h) how many Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) screening officers have been trained to operate the scanners since 2009; (i) how many CATSA screening officers will be trained to operate the scanners once they are fully implemented; (j) what kind of training do CATSA screening officers receive before operating the scanners; (k) what was the number of CATSA screening officers and instructors that successfully received certification and the number that were unsuccessful since 2009; (l) what internal assessments, if any, exist regarding the efficacy of full body scanners; (m) what are the conclusions or recommendations of these assessments; and (n) what is the number and nature of complaints to CATSA pertaining to the use of full body scanners since 2009?

As you heard, my request is to Mr. Snowdy to produce papers and records, both electronic and hard copy, from 2008 until today that relate to the business of International Strategic Investments, Green Power Generation Corp., Rahim Jaffer, Helena Guergis for whom he said he doesn't have any Nazim Gillani, Patrick Glémaud, and any other elected officials, and that said material be delivered to the committee within five days.

[Translation] Ms. Nicole Demers (Laval, BQ): Madam Chair, on May 19, we introduced a motion calling for production of the papers and minutes of proceeding used by the Scientific Advisory Panel that met on March 22 and 23 to review the applications from INAMED Corporation and Mentor Corporation for six breast implant licences.

We must avoid introducing provisions that remove barriers to the trade in women's bodies and legitimize the fact that men have unlimited access to the bodies of a certain number of women, thus creating two classes of female citizens: so-called respectable citizens and those dedicated to the sexual comfort of men (1840) In closing, we would like to make a few suggestions that may be of use in the rest of your work: continue documentation and research work on prostitution and the sex industry and, together with Status of Women Canada, w ...[+++]hich is responsible for gender-based analysis, undertake a gender-based analysis process in a perspective of equality between men and women; open a national consultation process and stimulate a society-wide debate in order to take a stand on prostitution as an unacceptable act in a society based on equality between men and women and respect for the rights of the child; introduce an in-depth legislative reform that includes laws concerning sex trafficking we're thinking, among other things, of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and adopt a full legislative apparatus that comprises a set of social education, prevention, social integration and economic programs for prostituted persons.

The report shall describe the monitoring of compliance of vessels with the requirements of Articles 3, 4 and 5 and shall detail in particular the number of special permits issued, the technical basis for setting the theoretical correspondence between weights of fins and bodies and the documentation considered valid for the purposes of monitoring separate landings of fins and bodies.