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As yet, neither the New Democrats —nor, for that matter, the Bloc Quebecois or Green Party Leader Elizabeth May – have served notice of their intention to make their respective MPs (or, in the case of the Liberals, minister or parliamentary secretary) available to the press, but if that changes, the above list will be updated.

UPDATE: According to a just-issued advisory, Liberal committee members will address the “majority report recommendations” and discuss their supplemental report at a separate press conference.

At the very same time that the much-anticipated report is set to be presented to the House, Trudeau will be on the parliamentary front lawn, where he’s slated to join Health Minister Jane Philpott and representatives from the AIDS Committee of Ottawa for the World AIDS Day Flag Raising Ceremony.

Before that gets underway,Philpott is scheduled to join Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould, Assembly of First Nations National Chief Perry Bellegarde, Liberal MP Randy Boissonnault and others for a tour of the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health, which will also include the taking of Rapid HIV Tests.

Later this morning, Philpott will hit the House of Commons Foyer, where, alongside British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS director Dr. Julio Montaner, she will share the latest news on “Canada’s progress towards UNAIDS global targets on HIV,” as well as research funding, and she’ll wrap up her morning by giving the keynote address to kick off Aboriginal AIDS Awareness Week.