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II – Witnesses quoted in the report

 

Mohamed ben Amar, Professor, Pharmacology andToxicology – University of Montreal, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament,June 11, 2001, Issue no4.

 

Line Beauchesne, Professor, Department of Criminology– University of Ottawa, Second Session, Thirty-sixth Parliament, October 16, 2000, Issue no1.

 

Patricia Bégin, Director, Research and Evaluation –National Crime Prevention Centre, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, June10, 2002, Issue no22.

 

Marie-Andrée Bertrand, Professor Emeritus ofCriminology – University of Montreal, First Session, Thirty-seventhParliament, April 23, 2001, Issue no1.

 

Hilary Black, Founder and Director – B.C. CompassionClub Society, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, November 7, 2001, Issueno10.

 

Tim Boekhout van Solinge, Lecturerand Researcher in CriminologyUtrecht University, First Session,Thirty-seventh Parliament, November 7, 2001, Issue no. 11.

 

Micheal J. Boyd, Chair of the Drug Abuse Committee andDeputy Chief of the Toronto Police Service – Canadian Association of Chiefs ofPolice, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, March 11, 2002, Issue no14.

 

Neil Boyd, Professor, Department of Criminology –Simon Fraser University, Second Session, Thirty-sixth Parliament, October 16,2000, Issue no1.

 

Serge Brochu, Professor and Director of theInternational Center for Comparative Criminology – University of Montreal,First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, December 10, 2001, Issue no12.

 

Bill Campbell, President – Canadian Society onAddiction Medicine, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, March 11, 2002,Issue no14.

 

Mark Connolly, Director General, Contraband andIntelligence Services Directorate, Customs Branch – Canada Customs and RevenueAgency First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, October 29, 2001, Issue no8.

 

John Conroy, Barrister, First Session, Thirty-seventhParliament, March 11, 2002, Issue no14.

 

Jean-Michel Coste, Director – French MonitoringCentre for Drugs and Drug Addictions, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament,October 1st, 2001, Issue no7.

 

Patricia Erickson, Researcher – Centre for Addictionand Mental Health, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, May 14, 2001, Issueno2.

 

Julian Fantino,Chief – Toronto Police Service, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament,September 10, 2001, Issue no5.

 

Benedikt Fischer, Professor, Department of PublicHealth Sciences – University of Toronto, First Session, Thirty-seventhParliament, September 17, 2001, Issue no6.

 

David Griffin, Canadian Police Association, FirstSession, Thirty-seventh Parliament, May 28, 2001, Issue no3.

 

Henry Haddad, President – Canadian MedicalAssociation, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, March 11, 2002, Issue no14.

 

Health Canada, First Session, Thirty-seventhParliament, June 10, 2002, Issue no22.

 

Kash Heed, Vice Drugs Section – Vancouver PoliceService, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, November 7, 2001, Issue no10

 

Gary E. Johnson, Governor, Stateof New Mexico, First Session, Thirty-seventh, November 5, 2001, Issue no9.

 

Cal Johnston, Chief – Regina Police Service, FirstSession, Thirty-seventh Parliament, May 13 2002, Issue no16.

 

Harold Kalant, Professor Emeritus – University ofToronto, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, June 11, 2001, Issue no4.

 

Perry Kendall, Health Officer –Province of British Columbia, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament,September 17, 2001, Issue no6.

 

Paul Kennedy, Senior Assistant Deputy SolicitorGeneral, Policing and Security Branch – Solicitor General of Canada, FirstSession, Thirty-seventh Parliament, June 10, 2002, Issue no22.

 

Barry King, Former Chair of the Drug Abuse Committeeand Chief of the Brockville Police Service – Canadian Association of Chiefs ofPolice, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, March 11, 2002, Issue no14.

 

R.G. Lesser, Chief Superintendent – Royal CanadianMounted Police, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, October 29, 2001,Issue no8.

 

Gillian Lynch, Director General, Drug Strategy andControlled Substances Programme – Health Canada, First Session, Thirty-seventhParliament, June 10, 2002, Issue no22.

 

Mary Lynch, Director, Canadian Consortium for theInvestigation of Cannabinoids – Dalhousie University, First Session,Thirty-seventh Parliament, June 11, 2001, Issue no4.

 

Nicole Maestracci, President – InterministerialMission for the Fight against Drugs and Drug Addiction, First Session,Thirty-seventh Parliament, October 1st, 2001, Issue no7.

 

Colin Mangham, Director – Prevention Source B.C.,First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, September 17, 2001, Issue no6.

 

Céline Mercier, Associate Professor, Department ofPsychiatry – McGill University, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament,December 10, 2001, Issue no12.

 

Croft Michaelson, Director and Senior General Counsel,Strategic Prosecution Policy Section – Justice Canada, First Session,Thirty-seventh Parliament, June 10, 2002, Issue no22.

 

John P. Morgan, Professor of Pharmacology – City ofNew York Medical School, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, June 11,2001, Issue no4.

 

Dann Michols, Assistant Deputy Minister, HealthyEnvironments and Consumer Safety Branch – Health Canada, First Session,Thirty-seventh Parliament, June 10, 2002, Issue no22.

 

Dale Orban,Canadian Police Association, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, May 28,2001, Issue no3.

 

Michel Perron, Executive Director – Canadian Centreon Substance Abuse, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, June 10, 2002,Issue no22.

 

Senate of Canada, Proceedings ofthe Senate Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, First Session, Thirty-seventhParliament, March-April 2001, Issue no1.

 

Senate of Canada, Proceedings ofthe Senate Special Committee on Illegal Drugs, First Session, Thirty-seventhParliament, May 28, 2001, Issue no3.

 

Eric Single, Professor, Department of Public HealthSciences – University of Toronto, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament,May 14, 2001, Issue no2.

 

Diane Steber Büchli, Head, International Drug AffairsUnit – Swiss Federal Office of Public Health, First Session, Thirty-seventhParliament, February 24, 2002, Issue no13.

 

Art Steinman, Executive Director – Alcohol-DrugEducation Service, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, November 7, 2002,Issue no10.

 

Ambros Uchtenhagen, Retired Professor – AddictionResearch Institute, First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, February 4, 2002,Issue no13.

 

Mark Ware, Assistant Professor – McGill University,First Session, Thirty-seventh Parliament, May 31st2002, Issue no18.

 

Mark Zoccolillo, Professor, Department of Psychiatry– McGill University, Second Session, Thirty-sixth Parliament, October 16,2000, Issue no1.


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