Vertaling van "conservative member rahim " (Engels → Frans) :

These civil servants were so tired of the constant pressure and never-ending follow-ups from the office of the Quebec lieutenant that they complained numerous times. When will the Quebec lieutenant admit that his staff were instructed to look out for the interests of former Conservative member Rahim Jaffer?
Quand le lieutenant politique du Québec va-t-il admettre que son personnel avait le mandat de veiller aux intérêts de l'ex-député conservateur Rahim Jaffer?

Before we adopt the report of the Sub-Committee on Agenda and Procedure that you have before you, I'd like to indicate who the members of this committee are: on the Senate side, Senator Jean-Marie Rivest, from the Conservative Party and myself, Rose-Marie Losier-Cool from the Liberal Party, joint chair; from the House of Commons, Mrs. Sheila Finestone, joint chair, Mr. Rahim Jaffer, vice-chair, Mr. Denis Coderre, who is also vice-chair, John Godfrey, Louis Plamondon, Yvon Godin and Sarkis Assadourian.
Avant que nous adoptions le rapport du Sous-comité du programme et de la procédure qui est devant vous, j'aimerais nommer ses membres: du Sénat, le sénateur Jean-Claude Rivest, du Parti conservateur, et moi, Rose-Marie Losier-Cool du Parti libéral, coprésidente; de la Chambre des communes, Mme Sheila Finestone, coprésidente, M. Rahim Jaffer, vice-président, M. Denis Coderre, lui aussi vice-président, John Godfrey, Louis Plamondon, Yvon Godin et Sarkis Assadourian.

One is the effort to track the apparent lobbying activities of former Conservative member of Parliament, Rahim Jaffer, and his business partners who were operating, apparently, through a network of old buddies involving, apparently, a great many ministerial assistants.
La première concerne l'apparence d'activités de lobbying de la part de l'ancien député conservateur Rahim Jaffer et de ses partenaires d'affaires qui, semble-t-il, utilisaient un réseau de vieux copains dont, apparemment, de nombreux adjoints ministériels.

Mr. Rahim Jaffer (Edmonton—Strathcona, CPC): Mr. Speaker, I rise on a question of privilege regarding comments made by the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, as well as those made by the minister's director of communications on the minister's behalf, which have not only unjustly damaged the reputation of myself and my colleagues in the Conservative Party of Canada, but I believe are part of a coordinated plan to intimidate and harass members of the official opposition.
M. Rahim Jaffer (Edmonton—Strathcona, PCC): Monsieur le Président, j'invoque la question de privilège au sujet de commentaires formulés par le ministre de la Citoyenneté et de l'Immigration, ainsi que de ceux qu'a formulés le directeur des communications du ministre au nom de ce dernier.