What does SCONSAD stand for?

Senate Committee on National Security and Defence (Canada)

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Military and Government

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Standing Senate Committee on National Security and Defence.

US National Space Policy: weaponizing space?

Howard was testifying before the standing Senate committee on national security and defence about Afghanistan, particularly Kandahar province, where Canadian troops have fought fierce battles in recent weeks.

Mismanaging turmoil: Canada's aid agency has been so unaccountable in ...

If the government isn't prepared to fund the military so that it's properly equipped the government's [foreign-policy] goals and options are going to be badly limited in the future," he warned at the Senate committee on national security and defence.

Government default: in 1996, Canada's then-top military leader, ...