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  1. The Coat of Arms is used to identify ministers and their offices, parliamentary secretaries institutions whose heads report directly to Parliament, as well as institutions with quasi-judicial functions. When applied in the context of FIP, the Coat of Arms is always used with a bilingual title.

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  14. The corner image displays various snapshot of the Canadian Coat of Arms. There are 16 different images randomly generated each time you click on a link within the Complaints Commission site. Clicking on the corner image will bring you to the Canadian Coat of Arms description page.

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