After debate, Chuck Cadman moved the following sub-amendment, That witnesses be given ten (10) minutes for their opening statement; and that, at the discretion of the Chair, during the questioning of witnesses, there be allocated: ten (10) minutes for the first questioner of the Canadian Alliance Party, ten (10) minutes for the first questioner of the Liberal Party, ten (10) minutes for the second questioner of the Canadian Alliance Party, ten (10) minutes for the first questioner of the Bloc Québécois, ten (10) minutes for the second questioner of the Liberal Party, five (5) minutes for the first questioner of the New Democratic Party, ...[+++] five (5) minutes for the first questioner of the Progressive Conservative Party and that thereafter five (5) minutes be allocated to each subsequent questioner (alternating between Government and Opposition parties).

This is the amendment, and we're defining the time as 5 p.m (Amendment agreed to) The Chair: We're now on the amended motion (Motion as amended agreed to) The Chair: On the allocation of time for questioning, in the previous Parliament the wording of this motion was that witnesses from an organization be given ten minutes to make their opening statement; and that, at the discretion of the chair, during the questioning of witnesses, there be allocated ten minutes for the first questioner of the Liberal Party, seven minutes for the first questioner of the Bloc Québécois, five minutes to the questioner of the New Democratic Party, and ten ...[+++]minutes for the first questioner of the Conservative Party; and that if there is a subsequent round, the rotation be the same except all questioning be for five minutes.

Employer organisations, individual employers, trade unions, chambers of industry, commerce and skilled crafts, national entities involved in the process of recognising professional qualifications and in assessing and certifying learning outcomes, employment services, youth organisations youth workers, education and training providers, as well as civil society organisations are all key stakeholders with an important role to play in facilitating opportunities for non-formal and informal learning and any subsequent validation processes.

That witnesses from an organization be given ten (10) minutes to make their opening statement; and that, at the discretion of the Chair, during the questioning of witnesses, there be allocated ten (10) minutes for the first questioner of the Liberal Party, seven (7) minutes for the first questioner of the Bloc Québécois, five (5) minutes to the questioner of the New Democratic Party and ten (10) minutes for the first questioner of the Conservative Party; and that if there is a subsequent round that the rotation be the same except all questioning be for five (5) minutes.

That witnesses from an organization be given ten (10) minutes to make their opening statement; and that, at the discretion of the chair, during the questioning of witnesses, there be allocated ten (10) minutes for the first questioner of the Liberal Party, seven (7) minutes for the first questioner of the Bloc Quebecois, five (5) minutes to the questioner of the New Democratic Party, and ten (10) minutes for the first questioner of the Conservative Party; and that if there is a subsequent round that the rotation be the same except all questioning be for five (5) minutes.

2. Where the application is submitted pursuant to the first or third paragraph of Article 40 of the Statute, the intervention shall be allowed by decision of the President and the intervener shall receive a copy of every procedural document served on the parties, provided that those parties have not, within 10 days after the service referred to in paragraph 1 has been effected, put forward observations on the application to intervene or identified secret or confidential items or documents which, if communicated to the intervener, the ...[+++]parties claim would be prejudicial to them.