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The other option would be to have a special committee, just a single committee, established to deal with all order in council appointments. On the one hand that would mean you'd lose the expertise in particular areas. On the other hand you would develop an expertise in considering nominations, and presumably other members could be rotated in or out of that committee as substitutes. That committee, of course, would be able to devote all of its meeting time to considering order in council appointments and not have to fit them in among other pieces of legislation or studies.
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