61.   The commission proposes an aboriginal legislature, to be called the House of First Peoples, that would join the Senate and House of Commons in making up Parliament.

62.   The commission also proposed a host of community-based initiatives to monitor forests, develop policies to protect them and encourage corporations and countries to conserve them.

63.   The commission also proposed guidelines on donations for geographical constituency candidates.

64.   The commission could propose remedies, but the administration would have the final say on just what protection to implement.

65.   The commission proposed a series of confidence-building steps, including an Israeli settlement freeze and the outlawing of militant groups by the Palestinians.

66.   The commission proposed staged enlargement negotiations last summer.

67.   The commission proposes to replace that system with production licenses, which, unlike quotas, could not be rented out to other farmers.

68.   The commission also proposed adding new safety requirements for high-speed ships and for disabled passengers.

69.   The commission also proposed that it be allowed to recruit constituency election directors in advance of election announcements instead of after.

70.   The commission could propose remedies, but the administration would have the final say on what protection to implement.