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Statement made on 24 March 2011 by Senator Wilfred Moore

Hon. Wilfred P. Moore:

Honourable senators, I have a supplementary question for the Leader of the Government in the Senate. The driving factor in terms of the change in the operation of the National Research Council seems to be this new research policy. Could the leader tell us what that is and, if she cannot do so today, could she please bring that answer to the house or table it with the clerk?

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