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  Also available at : www.lawreform.ns.ca
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  Also available at : www.lawreform.ns.ca
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  Also available at www.lawreformcommission.sk.ca
• Saskatchewan Law Reform Commission Web site :
  www.lawreformcommission.sk.ca
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Personal interviews

• Bruno Bonneville
  Executive director
  Law Commission of Canada
  Ottawa — 15 April 2002

• John Briggs
  Executive director and general counsel
  Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia
  Halifax — 5 February 2003

• Arthur Close
  Executive director and member of the British Columbia Law Institute and
  former chair of the British Columbia Law Reform Commission
  17 December 2002 and 7 August 2003 (by telephone)

• Nathalie Des Rosiers
  President
  Law Commission of Canada
  Ottawa — 15 April 2002

• François Handfield
  Former secretary (1986-1992) and
  former coordinator of substantive criminal law project (1983-86)
  Law Reform Commission of Canada
  23 January 2003 (by telephone)

• Antonio Lamer
  Former chief justice of Canada and
  former president of the Law Reform Commission of Canada
  Ottawa — 16 January 2003

• William Laurence
  Legal research counsel
  Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia
  Halifax — 5 February 2003

• Gilles Létourneau
  Federal Court of Appeal judge and
  former president of the Law Reform Commission of Canada
  Ottawa — 27 January 2003

• Arleen Paris
  Commissioner
  Law Reform Commission of Nova Scotia
  5 February 2003 (by telephone from Halifax)

• Claudette Racette
  Executive director
  Uniform Law Conference of Canada
  Ottawa — 17 December 2002

• Bruce Robertson
  President
  New Zealand Law Commission
  Dhaka (Bangladesh) — 14 June 2002

• Michael Sayers
  Secretary
  Law Commission for England and Wales
  London — 7 June 2002

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