Will Greaves

Thank you very much for your indulgence, Mr. Chair. The question was simply whether it is considered a best practice to secure vaccine supplies early, even if the eventual severity of an outbreak is not yet known.

Thank you very much. Thank you, Mr. Chair.

Thank you very much for that answer, Ms. Evans. In the final minute remaining, could you maybe expand on the greatest climate-related risks that DND assets and operations face at this time?

Thank you for that answer, Chief. Both in that response and in your opening statement, you made mention of co-development and the need for first nations and the federal government to co-develop policies that will affect first nations and indigenous peoples going forward. In that context, I will turn to Chief Smoke. Thank you for being with us today, Chief. I understand that you have had [more]

Thank you very much. I have only a few seconds left. Could you also speak to whether it is considered best practice to secure vaccine supplies early, even when the eventual severity of the outbreak is not yet known?

Thank you and good morning, colleagues. Good morning, witnesses. Thank you for being with us. I'd like to start with two brief questions for Mr. DeMarco. Thank you for being here, Commissioner. Just in the interest of time, could you keep your answers brief? A yes or no is fine unless you have more information that you'd like to add. Given the scale of the federal government's assets—roughly [more]

Thank you very much. Hello again, colleagues. Thanks to all of our witnesses. My question is for Dr. Furness. Thank you for joining us today to discuss some of the report's conclusions around avian flu and the government's response. I wonder if you could give us a high-level synopsis of what the best practices are that help to ensure that a single reported case of avian flu doesn't turn into [more]

Thank you to the hon. member for Carleton. Thank you, once again, to all our witnesses for indulging us in this extra long meeting today. I do not believe we have anybody from the Department of National Defence. If we do, perhaps the director general could come forward. Thank you very much for joining us. I appreciate it. One of the pieces that jumped out at me from the commissioner's report [more]

Thank you very much, and thank you, Mr. Chair.

Good morning, colleagues, and good morning to our witnesses. Thank you all for being with us today. S-2 This issue is so challenging for the committee. We've heard testimony from witnesses—first nations leaders, chiefs and members of different nations, including today, of course—who are very clear and very strong in their support for the amendments contained in Bill. They insist that the [more]

That's excellent. Thank you for that, sir. My next question is for Ms. Wood from DFO. Thank you for joining us online. I'm very excited, of course, with the government's recent announcement of the investment of approximately $1 billion in small craft harbours across the country. This is something that will benefit many communities that are reliant upon access to the water and the harbour [more]

My time is up, but thank you.