Commission's Report

Upon completion of the public hearings, the Commission prepared its report. The report was then transmitted to the Speaker of the House of Commons by the Chief Electoral Officer. The report was tabled in the House of Commons on February 27, 2003 by the Speaker and referred to the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs to give members of the House of Commons another opportunity to comment on changes to the federal electoral boundaries. Section 22 of the Electoral Boundaries Readjustment Act provides for the filing of objections to the report with the clerk of the committee within a period of 30 days from the day a copy of the Commission's report is referred to the committee. An objection must be in the form of a motion signed by not less than 10 members of the House of Commons.

Preamble
Electoral Boundaries Revisions: Proposals Stage
The Public Consultation Process
Electoral Boundaries Revisions: Revised Proposals
Acknowledgements
Schedule "A":	Federal Electoral Districts Based on the Representation Order of 1996, with Population Based on the 2001 Census
Schedule "B":	2001 Census Population Figures by Nova Scotia Counties, with Seat Entitlements
Schedule "C":	2001 Census Population Figures by Groupings of Nova Scotia Counties, with Seat Entitlements
Schedule "D":	Initial Proposals (July 13, 2002) for the Federal Electoral Districts for the Province of Nova Scotia, with Populations Based on the 2001 Census
Schedule "E":	Revised Proposals for the Federal Electoral Districts for the Province of Nova Scotia, with Populations Based on the 2001 Census
Schedule "F":	Names, Populations and Boundary Descriptions of Electoral Districts
Schedule "G":	List of Persons and Groups Who Made Submissions to the Commission
Schedule "H":	Rules
Notes