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Hon. Marie-Claude Bibeau: Mr. Chair, we're working closely with the industry and my provincial counterparts to identify the best programs to help producers in this difficult time. Last week, we announced specific programs for the meat sector: $77.5million for processors, $50million for beef producers and $50million for pork producers.
Mr. Larry Maguire: Mr. Chair, Chez Angela Bakery in Brandon has seen tremendous success since it opened two years ago. Due to this growth and the eligibility criteria for the wage subsidy program, their revenues would have to decline much further than 30% in order for them to receive help. Will the Minister of Finance amend the eligibility for the wage subsidy program so that Chez Angela and similar businesses can apply?
The Acting Chair (Mr. Bruce Stanton (Simcoe North, CPC)) : The honourable Minister of Industry.
Hon. Navdeep Bains: Mr. Chair, I'd like to thank the honourable member for his question. I want to highlight the fact that we did make an amendment. When we originally proposed this initiative, the threshold was 30% for the month of March. Now businesses will only need to show a 15% decline in revenue, and businesses will have the option of using January and February as a reference period to show revenue losses, or of using the same time last year. This reflects, again, our ability to understand the needs of businesses, to act quickly and to make sure that they benefit from this very important initiative.
Mr. Larry Maguire: They still don't qualify, Mr. Chair. The Blarney Stone restaurant in Killarney has repeatedly asked the Minister of Finance if they could refinance their loans through the Canada small business financing program. Will the Minister of Finance give small business owners the ability to refinance their existing loans through the program, yes or no?
Hon. Navdeep Bains: Mr. Chair, again, we've demonstrated flexibility and nimbleness when it comes to these financing options. I'd also like to highlight another very important initiative that was mentioned earlier, the deferring of GST/HST and customs duty payments for businesses for the next three months. This will help 3.2 million business owners and entrepreneurs across the country. Again, it's another initiative to put more money in the pockets of businesses as they deal with this unprecedented health care crisis.
Mr. Larry Maguire: Mr. Chair, the Liberals still haven't fixed the payroll eligibility problems for many small business owners who need to access the zero-interest loans available in CEBA. Can the minister provide any rationale for why countless small businesses are not being allowed to access these loans?
Ms. Rachael Harder: Thank you. Now I understand the Prime Minister has his food prepared for him at 24 Sussex Drive and then it's delivered to him at the cottage where he lives. Contrary to his privileged understanding, food actually originates with farmers. Now, they're in a crisis right now, which means that regular Canadians are actually at risk of not having food available for them at the grocery stores where they purchase theirs. The Canadian Federation of Agriculture requested $2.6 billion to help them out. Today, the government announced one-tenth of this amount. Why doesn't the Prime Minister care about the women and the men who work incredibly hard to keep Canada fed?
Hon. Chrystia Freeland (Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs) : Mr. Chair, let me assure the hon. member that our government cares very, very much about the women and men who work so hard to feed our country. Let me just say I am grateful to all the farmers, like my dad, who are out in their fields right now getting ready for seeding. We, as Canadians, are lucky to be citizens of an agricultural superpower, and our government believes in supporting our farmers and ranchers.
Ms. Rachael Harder: I'm confused as to why the Prime Minister didn't take my question, and at a bare minimum as to why the agriculture minister doesn't feel it's important enough for her to be a part of this discussion today. When we have farmers who produce for Canadians on a daily basis and they're asking some serious and some very important questions, and we don't even have a minister who's willing to come to the table and engage in this conversation, that's shameful. Several meat-packing plants have been forced to shut down because of COVID-19 and, as a result, farmers are forced to hold stock longer than expected. Cattle producers in my region are spending more than $60,000 a day to keep their livestock fed while they wait for processing plants to reopen. The amount that was announced today by the federal government is a drop in the bucket. It's a crumb. When will the government take this seriously and at least implement a set-aside program for those who are beef producers in Canada?
Hon. Chrystia Freeland: Mr. Chair, let me just say that I feel there is nothing shameful at all in having me, the Deputy Prime Minister, answer questions about agriculture. I am actually very proud to speak up for Canada's amazing farmers, for our country's amazing ranchers, for our amazing pork producers and our poultry producers. I feel so close to our farmers. I love them and our government supports them. Today, we announced $252 million of support for our producers. They need it. They deserve it. We're here for them.
User Interface: But what about um the markets uh wants colourfuls uh designs ? So if you use titanium  Project Manager: No no , but the uh um that's what Sebastian said .
Industrial Designer: The titanium thing uh we have to skip it . Project Manager: He said uh this is what uh this is my personal preference . But but yet , I understood that the market is different .
User Interface: Okay . Oh ,
Project Manager: So um User Interface: sorry . Yeah .
Industrial Designer: So I think we should skip the titanium uh stuff ,
User Interface: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: and we should uh use wood or something like that .
Project Manager: No ,
User Interface: And I would think Marketing: And
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Marketing: yeah ,
Project Manager: rubber with colours .
Marketing: the yeah , the older people liked wood .
Industrial Designer: Oh okay , sorry . So it it needs to be rubber .
Marketing: No the Project Manager: Colourful and Industrial Designer: Okay .
Marketing: Yeah , the younger people liked soft material .
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Okay , spongy materials .
Marketing: Yeah . Industrial Designer: Okay , um well um these scroll-wheels , I think uh they they can be they can be handy .
User Interface: And they can be implemented with a regular chip ?
Industrial Designer: So Yes , they can . But they really need the regular chip , you cannot use the sa simple User Interface: Okay , but we also uh we already need the regular chip for the sample uh sensor speaker Industrial Designer: Well , I'm not very sure . Maybe that's an uh a different User Interface: oh ,
Project Manager: But but do we want the curved uh uh design ,
User Interface: evalu
Project Manager: or Industrial Designer: I think so , if you if you stick with the the simple uh straight-forward uh not curve design , i uh it's too dull .
Project Manager: I it's too dull . Yeah .
Industrial Designer: I don't think c our customers will like it .
Marketing: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: And um if you uh take the double-curved , uh then you cannot um you can only use the rubber buttons and you cannot use the scroll-wheels .
Project Manager: Yeah . Okay . Okay .
Industrial Designer: So I think this is the best of two worlds .
Project Manager: Okay , but uh uh when you think you can give me like a kind of design on the functional design or the technical design ?
Industrial Designer: Well , uh I've got a lot of other projects I'm doing right now um and so I'll have to wait and see how those uh how those go . If they uh go quickly then uh it could be a month . If um if I run into any problems in my other projects it might be six months .
Project Manager: Yeah , but uh I need something in the writing , so like uh what's your functional design , what's your technical design , and uh how many people you need for this project , and what's the time frame you're looking , okay , and what is the budget , maybe uh initial budget you're looking , okay , and uh how is going to the market , okay ,
Industrial Designer: Mm-hmm . Mm-hmm .
Project Manager: so you've you've had to meet with the marketing team and how they're going to market and what are the marketing strategic plan , okay , when are you going to introduce , okay , and by the time you introduce the product and uh you know there there would be a competition , okay , so I need some kind of uh uh the plan in the writing from you . Okay , and it's po
Industrial Designer: And when would you like that ?
Project Manager: B as soon as possible .
Industrial Designer: Uh well if uh if we have enough time uh then d do you think um two weeks is a is close enough ?
Project Manager: Yes I think uh that would be good , because I need to go to the management and uh tell them what we are going to do , and uh what cost is , okay , and what's the time frame and what's the project plan , because uh without any uh documentations , I cannot go to the management and say , so we are going to do this and we need this much money , okay , so then it's it's difficult for me to say , okay , that's the reason I need uh some kind of plan from you , initially , okay , then we can have the further discussion again .
Industrial Designer: Uh are there other people who will be contributing to the plan ?
Project Manager: Yes , of course , if you need some help , uh so let me know . So , who are the people you need uh from the marketing or uh the technical side or uh the administration point of view , okay , to add in any documentation , or some technical point of view ,
Industrial Designer: Project Manager: so just let me know so I can uh coordinate all the teams .
Industrial Designer: Okay , I'll get back to you on that .
Project Manager: let's go to the Industrial Designer .
User Interface: Industrial Designer: Okay .
User Interface: Okay .
Project Manager: Maybe we'll be able to take a decision after that , so .
Industrial Designer: Okay .
User Interface: Yeah .
Project Manager: Two ?
Industrial Designer: Yeah , participant two um Project Manager: Working ?
Industrial Designer: Yeah , working design ,
User Interface: Industrial Designer: so .
Marketing: Industrial Designer: So I think Project Manager: I can Industrial Designer: Can you go to the next one ? I uh it's not this one .
Project Manager: Okay .
Industrial Designer: It's uh oth the oth so I Marketing:  Industrial Designer: It's the working design . Sorry . Component design .
Project Manager: It's okay Industrial Designer: So this yeah so this is the described use Project Manager: Industrial Designer: What ? Are you inst
Project Manager: Uh I think there's something wrong with your User Interface: It did didn't r receive it . Didn't receive it .
Project Manager: Maybe you you record it somewhere else .
Industrial Designer: I don't think so .
User Interface: Participant one . Participant one .
Project Manager: Interface concept . No .
Marketing: Hmm .
Project Manager: Mm mm .
Industrial Designer: Oh . Maybe I record recorded directly on the Computer .
Marketing: Yeah .
Project Manager: Uh . Nope . Marketing: Dunno .
Industrial Designer: Okay , okay . Yes .
Project Manager: It seems that we have a problem with the Marketing: I dunno if you remember what you had to say or Industrial Designer: I can say it to you without .
Project Manager: Yeah , so User Interface: Yeah , maybe we can first come to
Project Manager: No , I think it will be more interesting to start with uh User Interface: uh to Frahan . With Frahan , then you can prepare your slides ,
Marketing: I think it's more interesting what he says ,
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: Yeah ,
User Interface: then present it later .
Marketing: okay .
Industrial Designer: exac
Marketing: Project Manager: You will had s some more information in Industrial Designer: Okay .
Project Manager: I think it will be interesting after your presentation to have um Baba's presentation .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
Marketing: Yeah , true .
Industrial Designer: Yeah .
User Interface: Okay . Industrial Designer: In fact , I don't know ,
Project Manager: So . Okay .
Industrial Designer: I s because i in my presentation I don't have here with User Interface: Project Manager: Okay , never mind .
Industrial Designer: so It was in fact the design use to show you the design of what is inside a what is inside and what are the different component of the r
User Interface: Okay .
Marketing: Industrial Designer: of the remote control . So it will be interesting so I could show you some some picture of what is inside
User Interface: Okay . Okay .
Marketing: Can't we have different colours in the remotes , so somebody can choose different col
Project Manager: Well , see the thing is is we've gotta keep the company image .
Marketing: like does it have to be of a certain ?
User Interface: Mm .
Project Manager: It's gotta say people have gotta look at this remote control and instantly recognise that it's a Real Reaction i product .
User Interface: Mm .
Marketing: But if it's a R_R_ , it would be Real Reaction ,
Project Manager: There's loads of companies that called R_R_ .
Marketing: like if it had a symbol on it .
User Interface: Mm .
Project Manager: This is slog but this is the slogan , this is the the the the type .
Marketing: Whoa .
User Interface: And this is something that came on down from from the higher ups ,
Project Manager: Yeah .
User Interface: so , I mean , we are sort of beholden to them .
Marketing: So we have to have it one colour .
Project Manager: Well , not necessarily . But we have to incorporate it .
User Interface: Not one colour , but the pattern needs to be recognisable .
Marketing: Mm .
Project Manager: Not necessarily even if i it just has to ye but you have to look at the product and instantly know that it's one of our products
Industrial Designer: Well you could Project Manager: as opposed to a Sony product or a , you know , a Panasonic product .
Marketing: Mm .
Project Manager: It's got to so maybe , so you can have a look at our our other products and see if they all follow a s similar vein , perhaps .
Industrial Designer: It could come But it could come in different colours and have the R_R_ colours just somewhere
Project Manager: Yeah .
Industrial Designer: like just around the lock button could be the R_R_ logo or colours and Project Manager: Yeah .
Marketing: Mm .
Industrial Designer: If .
Project Manager: Quite poss yeah . Well this is all your department . Mm okay . Well , well done everybody .
User Interface: .
Project Manager: And um , I think we uh stop for lunch now .
User Interface: Yeah , pretty soon I think , I guess that's now .
Marketing: Are we are we finished ahead of schedule ?
Project Manager: We might possibly have done .
Industrial Designer: Cool .
User Interface: Alright , see you all soon .
Project Manager: If we've if we've finished at five minutes before the meeting's supposed to finish , then that means we get an extra five minutes for lunch .
Marketing: 'Kay uh .
Project Manager: Yeah , there you go . Right . I just have to there's a few little bits and pieces I have to write down , but Take your headsets off , kick back , smoke 'em if you got 'em .