A proposed law submitted to Parliament for approval. A speech in the House of Commons by the Minister of Finance introducing the Government's plans concerning revenues, expenditures and general economic policy. The Cabinet is, for the most part, the Prime Minister's committee of advisors.
Cabinet committees oversee and coordinate activities within their areas of jurisdiction.
The Cabinet committees are the Economic Union, Social Union, Special Committee of Council, Treasury Board, Ad hoc committee on communication, Ad hoc committee of homelessness. The final phase of a committee's study of a bill during which each clause is considered individually. The chief procedural advisor to the Speaker and to members of the House of Commons. All members of the House of Commons meeting as a committee to study appropriation bills and any other matter referred by the House. A chairperson, rather than the speaker, presides.