“The director of military prosecutions and the director of defence counsel services.”
Said 5 times by 4 members, from April 23 to May 8, in 2 wordings.
Conservative 3Liberal 1Bloc Québécois 1
Each sitting week
- Week of April 20: 2 times
- Week of April 27: 0 times
- Week of May 4: 3 times
- Week of May 25: 0 times
- Week of June 1: 0 times
- Week of June 8: 0 times
- Week of June 15: 0 times
- Week of September 21: 0 times
- Week of October 5: 0 times
- Week of October 19: 0 times
- Week of October 26: 0 times
Who said it most
- James Bezan 2 times
- Chris Malette 1 time
- Claude DeBellefeuille 1 time
- Melissa Lantsman 1 time
Every time it was said
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James Bezan Conservative
He does not care about the survivors; the military leaders who appeared, such as the provost marshal general, the director of military prosecutions and the director of defence council services, and the advice they gave for greater independence; the veterans who used to hold those positions, who appeared and provided similar advice; the people who work as judicial experts within the Canadian Armed Forces and outside it; or the testimony we heard from civilian police departments across this country, whether at the provincial or municipal level.
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Chris Malette Liberal
The recommendations he proposed relate to the way in which we appoint key military justice actors like the Canadian Forces provost marshal, the director of military prosecutions and the director of defence counsel services, by making them Governor in Council appointments.
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Melissa Lantsman Conservative
The bill in question now addresses the appointment process for the Canadian Forces provost marshal, the director of military prosecutions and the director of defence counsel services, positions that the court justices specifically identified as needing independence from the chain of command.
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James Bezan Conservative
It ignores advice that came from the provost marshal general, the director of military prosecutions and the director of defence counsel services, who said that they can do the job and that they have changed because of the implementation of many of the recommendations from the Arbour report.
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Claude DeBellefeuille Bloc Québécois
Fish by modifying the appointment process for the three primary judicial or military authorities, namely the Canadian Forces provost marshal, the director of military prosecutions and the director of defence counsel services.