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Minister Harkness, in dismissing the agriculture department em- ployee, Walter Mitchell, on the basis of “secret police reports,” was getting pretty close to the “Soviet system." ,

“In my lifetime,” Mr. Pickers- ggil‘l said, “I can’t recall anything comparable that has happened in

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mentary history as a “classic case” of a'mountain being made out of a molehill. .

The heated exchanges arose in discussion of agriculture depart- ment estimates on a complaint by Lionel Chev'rier (L—Montreal Laurier) that Mr. Mitchell was dismissed last June on 24 hours’ notice, “without being heard, and without being given an Opportun- ity of being hear .”

Mr. Chevrier said a “grave and serious injustice” has been done. He quoted lettersfr-om Mr. Mit- chell’s superiors and from ship- ping companies to show that the employee had not missed .a day in 22 yea-rs and was a conscienti— ous and efficient wiorker.

In firing Mr. Mitchell, the gov- ernment had not followed the nor- mal “practice and procedure” of the C o m m o n 5. Mr. Chevrier quoted parliannentary' precedents dating to 1911 to support his con- tention that no individual should be fired on grounds of political partisanship except on 'a certif- icate by a member of the Com- mons or after investigation by an impartial tribunal. .

Mr. Harkness, who said July 23

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When Fran-k McGee (PC——York- Scanborough) asked Mr. Chev-rier whether Mr. Mitchell participated politically on his behalf, Mr. Che- vrier said the onus is on the min~‘ ister to establish that. 5

Later, Mr. Harkness said Mr. Mitchell had not been a civil ser- vant but a “casual, seasonal em- ployee” and for only 16 yea-rs rather than 22 years as Mr. Chevrier claimed.

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