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Disclosure | Ministers and their exempt staff (Historical) | President of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada and Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs (Honourable Lucienne Robillard - ending February 6, 2006) | Years | Expenses 2004
Disclosure of Travel and Hospitality Expenses
Expense Reports
Ministers and their exempt staff
Parliamentary Secretaries and their exempt staff
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Ministers and their exempt staff (Historical)
Parliamentary Secretaries and their exempt staff (Historical)
Senior Level Employees (Historical)
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Travel and Hospitality Expenses Reports

Lemire, Yves J., Chief of Staff

Travel Expenses - 2004

Date(s) Purpose Total Cost
08-17 Meeting in Quebec $53.00
08-29 to 08-31 Accompany Minister on trip to Vancouver, Edmonton and Winnipeg (Government aircraft) $503.82
09-07 to 09-08 Trip to Montreal $433.07
09-21 to 09-22 Trip to Montebello for retreat $264.62
09-23 to 09-24 Trip to Montreal $436.86
11-09 to 11-10 Trip to Montreal $464.87
12-22 Trip to Montreal to meet with Lawyers $741.13
*Total: $2,897.37

Hospitality Expenses - 2004

Date(s) Event Description Cost
08-31 Coffee and refreshments for meetings (July and August 2004) $463.58
09-02 to 12-01 Coffee and Refreshments for Meetings (September to November 2004) $988.66
09-21 to 09-22 Annual retreat to Montebello $1,345.16
09-23 Lunch meeting $141.40
12-01 to 02-28 Coffee and Refreshments for Meetings (December 2004 to February 2005) $862.21
12-16 Meeting with Staff followed by a Reception and Dinner $686.38
12-17 Reception for the staff of Intergouvernmental Affairs $236.12
*Total: $4,723.51

*Total does not include applicable taxes

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