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Governance

Pursuant to the CCIL's Constitution and By-Laws, the organization is managed by a Board of Directors of not more than thirty-six members and no fewer than six members.  A maximum of twenty of these board members may sit as the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors.  The by-laws also include a number of persons as ex officio members of the Board of Directors as follows: the legal advisor of the Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade; the Associate Deputy Minister of Justice for Canada responsible for international law, the President of the Société québécoise de droit international and the immediate part president of the Board of Directors.

Directors are elected to two year, renewable terms from among the CCIL membership and shall, as much as possible, reflect equitably Canada's two official language groups, and the gender, geographic distribution and professional origin of the CCIL's membership.

The CCIL's officers -- a president, a treasurer, vice-presidents and a secretary -- are drawn from the members of the Board of Directors and are appointed by that body for two year terms.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

President:   Robert Brookfield, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade*

Treasurer:  Ilario Maiolo, Canadian Red Cross*

Secretary:  Elizabeth Eid, Department of Justice*

Vice-President, Conferences:  

John McManus, Department of Justice**

Conference Co-chairs:  

Raphaëlle Lapierre-Houssian, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade*

Annie Lespérance, Cabinet Yves Fortier

Executive Members: 

Deborah Bayley, Department of Justice*

Anik Beaudoin, Department of Justice**

Marie-Claude Boisvert, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade*

Yan Campagnolo, University of Toronto*

Chris Cochlin, Cassidy Levy Kent (Canada) LLP**

Robert Currie, Dalhousie University**

Marcus Davies, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade**

Adrienne Jarabek, Canadian Human Rights Commission*

Mark Jewett, Bennett Jones LLP*

Betina Kuzmarov, Carleton University*

Fannie Lafontaine, Laval University**

Andrew Lanouette, Cassidy Levy Kent (Canada) LLP*

Vello Mijal, VM Consultants*

Cory Olishansky, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade*

Jason Tolland, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade*

Nadia Zed*

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Natasha Affolder, University of British Columbia**

Stéphane Beaulac, Université de Montréal**

Jutta Brunnée, University of Toronto**

John Currie, University of Ottawa*

Armand De Mestral, McGill University*

Kevin Gray, Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade**

Joanna Harrington, University of Alberta*

Hugh Kindred, Dalhousie University**

Karen Knop, University of Toronto**

Andrew Newcombe, University of Victoria*

Valerie Oosterwald, University of Western Ontario*

EX OFFICIO

Craig Forcese (Immediate Past-President, CCIL)
University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law*

Alan Kessel, Legal Advisor
Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada

Laurie Wright, as representative of Carolyn Kobernick: Assistant Deputy Minister Public Law, Justice Canada

Olivier Delas, Président
Société québécoise de droit international

*   =   Term ending 2014
** =   Term ending 2013