From then on, the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs needs to conduct a review of the proposed appointee after the government makes the nomination. This committee then reports to the House of Commons, followed by a ratification vote by the House.
From that time onward, the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs must evaluate the proposed appointee after the government makes the nomination. This committee subsequently reports to the House of Commons, leading to a ratification vote by the House.