Part 2. Begins with the conclusion of Haglund's speech, after which the speakers answer questions from the audience.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): David Smith, Rosalie Abella, John White. Begins with chairman calling Smith to the podium, who then welcomes the audience and congratulates the School of Policy Studies on their grand opening. Afterwards Abella lectures the audience on the role the judiciary plays in policy creation. Once her speech is concluded, White delivers a paper on constitution making.

Part 2. Main Speakers: John White, Sheila McIntyre. Video begins with the continuation and conclusion of White's lecture. Afterwards McIntyre offers comments on both Abella's and White's lectures. The panelists then take questions from the audience for the remainder of the video.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Michael Davies, Flora MacDonald, John Godfrey. Begins with Davies introducing MacDonald and Godfrey. Aftrwards MacDonald lectures the audience on cultural policy, focusing on a case study of a policy she helped through the House of Commons recently. Godfrey then takes the podium and delivers a paper on the media's role in the creation of public policy.
Part 2. Main Speaker(s): John Godfrey, George Perlin. Video begins with the continuation and conclusion of Godfrey's lecture. Afterwards, Perlin delivers a speech on the use of public opinion research in policy making. The speakers then takes questions from the audience for the remainder of the video.

PART 1: Main Speaker(s): Giles Paquet, Keith Banting. Begins with chairman explaining the meaning of 'policy as a process'. Afterwards, Paquet presents his paper Policy as a Process: Tackling Wicked Problems. Afterwards Banting gives his thoughts on policy as a process for the remainde rof the video. At the end of the video multiple audience members address the presenters with questions and comments.
Part 2. Continuation and conclusion of the audeince questions and comments.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Dr Alan Cairns, Dr John Whalley. Begins with chairman introducing Dr Cairns, who then delivers a paper titled 'Political Science and the Constitution Crisis'. Afterwards Dr Whalley delivers a paper called 'Life After Free Trade: Shaping the Canadian Economic Policy for the 1990's'.

Part 2. Main Speaker(s): Dr John Whalley, Dr Richard Lipsey. Begins with the continuation and conclusion of Dr Whalley's lecture on economic policy and free trade. Dr Lipsey then comments on the speakers' papers, after which the audience asks the speakers questions for the remainder of the video.

Part 1. Main Speaker(s): Ron Watts, Michael Bliss, Tom Axworthy. Video is of several speakers who each comment on the previous speakers' papers. Begins with Watts congratulating the School of Policy Studies on their first conference before introducing Bliss, who comments on the conference. Afterwards Watts introduces Axworthy, who also offers his thoughts on the conference.