Is there a willingness to pass the report for the year ending February 28, 2001?
Some Honourable Members: Pass. Mr. Lamoureux: No. Mr. Chairperson: You are not a voting member. There is agreement to pass that report. Point of Order Mr. Loewen: Just for clarification, because I find it a bit of a strange situation. MPIC for some reason is one of the few corporations in the world I know that provide a report with a financial statement ending in 2001 and call it a 2000 report. I get a little confused into what report we are dealing with. I do not know if there is an explanation for that or a reason for that or whether it is just historic. It, certainly, is out of the normal course of business practice that I am aware of. Mr. Chairperson: We are getting into debate. Mr. Zacharias or the minister, could you clarify which report we are referring to? Mr. Zacharias: Yes, the corporation’s fiscal year is on February 28. The report that we are looking at is our 2000 report, which actually ends on February 28 of ’01. The 2000 report is the one that is outstanding. We also hav
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