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Curriculum VitaeforRobert Edward HawkinsNovember, 20121. PersonalAddress: 3144 Angus StreetRegina, Saskatchewan, CanadaS4S 1P4Tel: 306-789-2888E-Mail: robert.hawkins@uregina.caBorn: October 7, 1950Citizenship: CanadianLanguages: English and French (functionally bilingual)Married: (1986) to Marie-France E. Menc, law partner, Kanuka Thuringer, LLPChildren: Robert Nicolas (1989), Pierre Edouard (1991), François Matthieu (1994)2. Current Position Professor of Law, Johnson-Shoyama Graduate School of Public 2007 –Policy, University of Regina (Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada) Councillor, Regina City Council (Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada) 2012 -3. Academic and Professional Credentials Barrister-at-Law, Law Society of Saskatchewan 2011 Diplôme d’Etudes Approfondies - Droit Publique, Université 1988de Paris I - Panthéon-Sorbonne (Paris, France) Barrister-at-Law and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Ontario, 1981Osgoode Hall, Law Society of Upper Canada (Toronto) Master of Laws, Yale University (New Haven, U.S.A.) 1979 Bachelor of Laws, University of Toronto (Toronto) 1978Bachelor / Master of Arts (Modern British History), Corpus ChristiCollege, Oxford University (Oxford, England) 1975 Bachelor or Arts (Honours Economics and History), St. John’s 1972College, University of Manitoba (Winnipeg) Matriculation, Dauphin Collegiate (Dauphin, Manitoba) 1968

24. Awards: (a) General Builder, University of Regina Founders’ Dinner 2011 Saskatchewan Centennial Medal 2006 Doctor of Canon Law (Honoris Causa), St. John’s College, 2005University of Manitoba (Winnipeg) Honourary Lifetime Director, Children’s Hospital Foundation 2004of Western Ontario (London, Ontario) Queen’s National Scholar, Queen’s University (Kingston) 1988 - 1991 Yale Graduate Fellow Award 1978 Canada Council Scholarship 1978 Class of 1967 Prize, University of Toronto 1978 St. John’s College Alumni Association Scholarship 1969 Governor General’s Medal, Dauphin Collegiate 1968(b) Teaching ‘Popular Prof – University of Western Ontario,’ Maclean’s 19991999 Guide to Canadian Universities, p. 155 (6 University ofWestern Ontario Professors; 3 Canadian Law Professors) Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching, University 1998University of Western Ontario Professor of the Year, Faculty of Law, Univ. of Western Ontario 1998 University Students’ Council Teaching Honour Roll, Univ. of 1996Western Ontario Alumni Award for Teaching Excellence, Queen’s University 1991(one, university-wide, award per year)5. Administrative Career Summary(a) University of Regina - President and Vice-Chancellor 2005 – 2006- Eliminated a $1.8 million dollar operating deficit and made provision for thepay-down of a $10 million capital debt.- Negotiated the second largest non-operating grant in university history, $23.6million to complete a new Laboratory Building.- Through fundraising and alumni activities, brought the capital campaign within85% of $75 million goal.- Traveled to China to meet government and university leaders to strengthenexisting, and to develop new, partnerships.- Launched the ‘Quality Undergraduate Student Experience” program includingscholarship support for study ‘study abroad’.- ‘What’s Hot – Straight form the Students’: Maclean’s Guide to CanadianUniversities, 2006, p. 123 – “New president Robert Hawkins makes good firstimpression; admin’s great working relationship with student union.”

46. Professional Career Summary Visiting Director of Research, Genest Murray DesBrisay Lamek 1991 – 1992(Toronto) Associate Lawyer, Weir & Foulds (Toronto) 1982 – 1986 Exec. Assistant to the Hon. Donald S. Macdonald, Royal Commission 1983on the Economic Union and Development Prospects for Canada Articled to Ian G. Scott, Q.C., Cameron, Brewin & Scott (Toronto) 1979 – 19807. Academic Career Summary(a) Rank Assistant Professor of Law 1988 – 1991 Associate Professor of Law 1992 - 1999 Professor of Law 2000 -(b) Teaching AppointmentsFull-time Johnson Shoyama Graduate. School of Public Policy, 2007 –University of Regina (Regina) Faculty of Law, University of Western Ontario (London) 1992 – 2000 Faculty of Law, Queen’s University (Kingston) 1988 – 1991Sessional College of Law, University of Saskatchewan (Saskatoon) 2007; 2010 Faculty of Law, Osgoode Hall at York University (Toronto) 1979 - 1986 Faculty of Law, University of Toronto (Toronto) 1985-6; 90-1; 91-2 Faculté de droit, Université de Sherbrooke (Sherbrooke, Québec) 1990 - 1994 Faculty of Law, Dalhousie University (Halifax) 1995 Université de Montpellier I (France) 1996(c) Teaching SubjectsPrimary teaching areas include constitutional, administrative and internationaltrade law, negotiation and conflict resolution, and Canadian governance.Secondary subjects include courses in property and real estate, contract andcommercial law, and secured transactions.

5(d) Related Academic Activities Article Reviewer, Canadian Bar Review 2011 Executive Training, Government of Saskatchewan, 2009 –Negotiation, Policy Development Assessor, College of Law (University of Saskatchewan), 2009Tenure and Promotion (Associate Professor) Assessor, Faculté de droit (Université de Montréal), 2007Tenure and Promotion (Full Professor) Assessor, Trudeau Foundation, Trudeau Fellows 2007 Lecturer (National Judicial Institute) Newly Appointed 2004 – 2008Judges’ Skills Program Assessor, S.S.H.R.C. and Killam Research Fellowships 1997 – 1998 Thesis Examiner (Queen’s University), LL.M. 1996 Thesis Examiner (Univ. of Western Ontario), M.A. 1993 - 1999 Program Leader, Tribunal Training Program (intensive 5 day 1993 – 1995program for university administrators on tribunal procedure) Editorial Board Member, National Real Property Review 1990 - 1994 Lecturer (Law Society of Upper Canada Bar Admission Course) 1986 – 2000 Lecturer, numerous negotiation skills seminars 1980 -(e) Research and Publication(i) Published Works: Peer Reviewed Articles*, Book Chapters°, ReviewCommentaries # , and Published Conference Proceedings +28. o Hawkins, R.E. 2013. “Inefficient Efficiency”: The Use of Vice-Regal ReservePowers, in The Crown in Canada: A Diamond Jubilee Assessment, ed. D. MichaelJackson and P. Lagassé. Kingston: Institute of Intergovernmental Relations, Schoolof Policy Studies, Queen’s University, 2013 (Forthcoming)27.* Hawkins, R.E. 2012. A Duty to Discuss: The Supreme Court’s Role asFacilitator of Last Resort. (Accepted for publication in the Supreme Court LawReview)26.* Hawkins, R.E. 2012. Absentee and Write-In Ballots: Constitutional and PolicyConsiderations. Canadian Parliamentary Review 35(3): 7-15 (9 pages).25. * Hawkins, R.E. 2011. Constitutional Workarounds: Senate Reform and OtherExamples. Canadian Bar Review 89(3): 513-543 (31 pages).24. o Hawkins, R.E. 2011. Written Reasons and Codified Conventions in Mattersof Prorogation and Dissolution [Chapter 7], in The Evolving Canadian Crown, ed.

6J. Smith and D. Michael Jackson. Kingston: Institute of IntergovernmentalRelations, School of Policy Studies, Queen’s University, 2012, 99-116 (17 pages).23. * Hawkins, R.E. 2010. The Fixed-Date Election Law: ConstitutionalConvention or Conventional Politics? Constitutional Forum constitutionnel 19(1),129-135 (7 pages).22. # Hawkins, R.E. and The Honourable E.D. Bayda, Q.C. 2010. The Conduct ofPublic Inquiries: Law, Policy, and Practice (Ratushny), in Canadian Bar Review88(3): 695-705 (11 pages).21. * Hawkins, R.E. 2009. Wither Judicial Review? Canadian Bar Review 88(3):603-633 (31 pages).20. * Hawkins, R.E. 2000. Reputational Review III: Delay, Disrepute and HumanRights Commissions. Queen’s Law Journal 25(2): 599-658 (60 pages).19. * Hawkins, R.E. 1999. Lillian Beynon Thomas, Woman’s Suffrage and theReturn of Dower to Manitoba. Manitoba Law Journal 27(1): 45-113 (69 pages).18. * Hawkins, R.E. and D. Shoemaker. 1998. Reputational Review II:Administrative Agencies, Print Media and Content Analysis. Canadian Journal ofAdministrative Law and Practice 12(1): 1-59 (60 pages).17. * Hawkins, R.E. 1998. Reputational Review I: Expertise, Bias and Delay.Dalhousie Law Journal 21(1): 5-48 (44 pages).16. * Hawkins, R.E. 1997. Dower Abolition in Western Canada: How Law ReformFailed. Manitoba Law Journal 24(3): 635-663 (28 pages).15. * Hawkins, R.E. 1996. Behind Closed Doors II: The Operational Problem –Deliberative Secrecy, Statutory Immunity and Testimonial Privilege. CanadianJournal of Administrative Law and Practice 10(1): 39-76 (38 pages).14. * Hawkins, R.E. 1996. Behind Closed Doors I: The Substantive Problem – FullBoards, Consensus Tables and Caucus Cabals. Canadian Journal ofAdministrative Law and Practice 9(3): 267-304 (38 pages).13. # Hawkins, R.E. 1996. I.A. Hunter, Three Faces of the Law: A ChristianPerspective (Hunter), in Canadian Bar Review 75(3): 524-528 (5 pages).12. * Hawkins, R.E. and R. Martin. 1995. Democracy, Judging and Bertha Wilson.McGill Law Journal 41(1): 1-58 (58 pages).11. * Hawkins, R.E. 1992. Negotiating Settlements in Estates Matters. Estates andTrusts Journal 11(4): 371-391 (21 pages).

710. * Hawkins, R.E. 1991. Interpretivism and Sections 7 & 15 of the CanadianCharter of Rights and Freedoms. Ottawa Law Review 22(2): 275-316 (42 pages).9. * Hawkins, R.E. 1990. Lac and the Obligation to Bargain in Good Faith.Queen’s Law Journal 15(1): 65-95 (31 pages).8. + Hawkins, R.E. 1990. The Making of a Constitution. In The Death and Life ofConstitutional Reform in Canada: The Second Dean’s Conference on Law andPolicy, ed. J.D. Whyte and C.N. Kendall. Kingston: Institute of IntergovernmentalRelations, 85-90 (6 pages).7. * Hawkins, R.E. 1989. Meech Lake: The Reality of the Time Limit. McGill LawJournal 35(1): 196-205 (10 pages).6. o Hawkins, R.E. 1989. Negotiation [Chapter 3], in Commercial DisputeResolution: Alternatives to Litigation, ed. D. Paul Emond. Aurora: Canada LawBook Inc., 55-88 (34 pages).5. # Hawkins, R.E. 1989. Case Comment: Young Estate v. 503708 Ontario Ltd.(1989), 67 O.R. (2d) 40 (Ont. H. Ct.). 3 Real Property Reports (2d) 255-262 (8pages).4. o Hawkins, R.E. 1983. Making Section 1 Work [Chapter 7], in Charter of Rightsand Administrative Law 1983-84, ed. G.J. Smith, Q.C. Carswell LegalPublications: 123-133 (11 pages).3. * Hawkins, R.E. 1983; 1982. Hawkins, R.E. and G.J. Smith, Q.C. A RightsTradition for Canada: A Framework for Thinking about the Charter. Advocates’Society Journal 1: 9-14 and 2: 9-19 (17 pages).2. * Hawkins, R.E. 1978. In and Of Itself: Some Thoughts on the Assignment ofProperty Rights in Nuisance Cases. University of Toronto Faculty Law Review36(1): 209-221 (13 pages).1. * Hawkins, R.E. 1977. The Limits of Contract Liability: A Re-examination ofthe 'Implied Clause'. University of Toronto Faculty Law Review 35(2): 262-275(14 pages.).(ii) Unpublished Works:Casebooks: Hawkins, R.E., B. Hovius and R. Martin. 1999. Constitutional Law: Cases andMaterial: 17th edition. (approx. 900 pages). Hawkins, R.E. and D. Grace. 1983. Commercial Law. (approx. 1000 pages).

8Hawkins, R.E. 1999. Administrative Law in Canada: 7th edition. (approx. 800 p).Hawkins, R.E. 1990-1995. Contracts: Civil Law/Common Law ExchangeProgram. (approx. 150 pages).Hawkins, R.E. 1979-1991. The Lawyer as Negotiator. (approx. 300 pages).Hawkins, R.E. 1991. Real Estate – Damages. (approx. 100 pages).Hawkins, R.E. 1990. Constitutional Law Supplement. (approx. 150 pages).Hawkins, R.E. 1990. Administrative Law Supplement. (approx.125 pages).Hawkins, R.E. 1989; 1990. Charter of Rights. (approx. 125 pages).Training Manual:Hawkins, R.E., P.P. Mercer and E.E. Gillese. 1993; 1994. Manual for TribunalTraining Program. (119 pages).Thesis:Hawkins, R.E. 1988. L'enchassement de la Charte Canadienne des Droits etLibertés: les stratégies de négociation du gouvernement fédéral et desgouvernements provinciaux. Accepted by the Université de Paris I -Panthéon-Sorbonne in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the Diplômed'Etudes Approfondies - Droit Publique. (162 pages).(iii) Invited Conferences:Regina: October, 2012. The Crown: How Dignified?, How Efficient?. TheDiamond Jubilee Conference on the Crown – discussant.Birmingham, England: April, 2010. Constitutional Workarounds. 36 thConference of the British Association for Canadian Studies (BACS).AnnualSaskatoon: January, 2009. Community of Scholars?: The Changing Nature of theUniversity - Speech in reply to presentation by Peter MacKinnon, President of theUniversity of Saskatchewan. University of Saskatchewan Forum.Ottawa: June, 1998. Using Simulation as a Teaching Tool. Canadian Associationof Law Teachers Annual Meeting.Ottawa: December, 1997. Representations on Bill C-16 re: ConstitutionalRequirements for Arrest in a Dwelling House by a Police Officer. The StandingCommittee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs, Senate of Canada. .Kingston: April, 1989. The Making of a Constitution. Second Annual Dean’sConference on Law and Policy. Faculty of Law, Queen’s University.

9Kingston: April, 1988. Winners and Losers in the Free Trade Negotiations.Dean’s Conference on Law and Policy. Faculty of Law, Queen’s University.(iv) Public AddressesOver 80 speeches since 1988 on law and university affairs, and for fundraising forchildren’s hospitals and universities, including the following examples:University of Regina: Presidential Installation (October 2005), Positioningthe U of R (February 2006), Convocation (June 2006), Town Hall Speech(September 2006).Government: Saskatchewan Deputy Ministers (January 2006), ReginaMembers of the Legislative Assembly (February 2006), Mayor’s Task Forceon Regina’s Future (June 2006), Saskatchewan Cabinet (September 2006).Service Organizations: Regina Chamber of Commerce (March 2006), ReginaRotary Club (April 2006), Canadian Club of Regina (May 2006).Graduation Guest Speaker: Queen’s Law (1989, 1991), St. Francis XavierUniversity (2001, 2003).