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Points Of Order  I hope the matter has been cleared up. There was an error in geography. This is what the hon. member was referring to.

February 9th, 1995House debate

The Speaker

Pulp And Paper Industry  The complete, totally effluent free process should be in place by late 1996. The initiative shown by the pulp and paper industry and companies like Avenor is clear confirmation of the industry's commitment to the principles of environmental responsibility and sustainable development.

February 9th, 1995House debate

Stan DromiskyLiberal

Social Program Reform  Speaker, during the consultations on social program reform, the following message came across loud and clear: the main problem is lack of jobs, and students and the jobless should not have to shoulder all of the deficit reduction measures, because social program budgets have already been squeezed enough over the past 10 years.

February 9th, 1995House debate

Jean H. LerouxBloc

The Budget  Mr. Speaker, the constituents of my riding have given me a clear message to pass on to the Minister of Finance for the budget. Eliminate waste in government. In particular, stop the rip-off of taxpayers' dollars by the military, by their inefficient management of government moves, and implement the government's own reports and contract out move management.

February 9th, 1995House debate

Andrew TelegdiLiberal

Committees Of The House  One of the things that concerned me most in reading these reports was that there were discretionary powers but no clear criteria spelled out as to how the discretion was exercised. There was obviously an enormous variation when one studied the empirical material from one provincial commission to another.

February 9th, 1995House debate

Ted McWhinneyLiberal

Committees Of The House  Until now the boundary setting process has been at very best something of a mystical, partisan federal rite occurring once within each decade. Now the process will be viewed as clear cut, straightforward and inclusive. The five-year review is a further refinement, reflecting the belief that expanding areas change dramatically in a short period of time and therefore need more than the current ten-year review.

February 9th, 1995House debate

Carolyn ParrishLiberal

Committees Of The House  The Liberal tradition is to talk about reform but in the end to do nothing about reform. It is becoming very clear that the only people who will really reform the country are those who bear the name Reform in their party title. Canada has a very proud democratic tradition. Canadians deserve the best electoral system that can be provided.

February 9th, 1995House debate

Elwin HermansonReform

Broadcasting Act  Madam Speaker, it is my pleasure to introduce this bill to amend the Broadcasting Act. In recent weeks Canadians have made it clear that they dislike intensely the policy of the CRTC in allowing cable companies to demand payment for channels which they have not ordered or authorized. The CRTC in return has said that this is a necessary evil of introducing new channels.

February 9th, 1995House debate

Roger GallawayLiberal

Fresh Water  I was pleased to note that the Minister of Justice in his reply to the hon. member observed quite correctly in my view that orders in council made under the provisions of section 84(1) of the Criminal Code do not fall within the ambit of section 116 of the code. The minister made his position quite clear: "Although there is a judicial decision of the trial court which holds that it is necessary even under section 84 to lay the regulations before the House, that decision is under appeal to the appellate division of the court in Alberta.

February 8th, 1995House debate

Russell MacLellanLiberal

Fresh Water  "The NAFTA creates no rights to the natural water resources of any party to the agreement". It cannot be more clear than that. "Unless water, in any form, has entered into commerce and become a good or product" and the Secretary of State quoted the whole statement signed by Canada, Mexico and the United States.

February 8th, 1995House debate

Jesse FlisLiberal

Fresh Water  More recently concern has been expressed that first the free trade agreement and then NAFTA diminish Canada's sovereignty over its water by obliging us to sell water to the United States. I would like to make it clear that the Government of Canada considers sovereignty over our valuable water resources a fundamental principle that must and will continue to be upheld. The Canadian government will not support any plans for the export of water through independent transfer or diversion from the Great Lakes or from any other water body.

February 8th, 1995House debate

Raymond ChanLiberal

Fresh Water  There are predictions that Canada may require a bailout from the Americans, and similar to American conditions on Mexican oil exports, loans will undoubtedly put conditions on Canadian resources, such as water. In conclusion, we desperately require a clear written understanding that Canada has sole control over its water resources. Canada must protect its sovereignty over water and negotiate a side agreement to exclude water from NAFTA.

February 8th, 1995House debate

Bill GilmourReform

Government Organization Act (Federal Agencies)  It has to tell them that we have to go hunting where the ducks are and that they are in big social programs, not in the board of trustees of museums. Then it has to cut them. Let us have a rousing "nice try" for the minister but let us be clear that he failed. Maybe it is time that he stepped aside. Maybe it is time that the human resources minister and the Prime Minister stepped aside and let a party that truly knows and truly has the vision to resolve these problems take control.

February 8th, 1995House debate

Mike ScottReform

Government Organization Act (Federal Agencies)  I have for a long time been rather outspoken about patronage appointments to the Senate. The Reform Party has been rather clear about a triple E Senate, which is elected, effective and equal. We have seen time after time Liberals and Conservatives putting their friends in the Senate where they are paid until age 75 and live rather well on the backs of the taxpayers.

February 8th, 1995House debate

Randy WhiteReform

Department Of External Affairs Act  In fact, the confusion today within the Department of Foreign Affairs about interests and objectives as they affect international development exists because there is no separation between trade and aid. The Auditor General made that clear in his latest report. We certainly do not want to give the impression that it is wrong to promote Canada's trade relations. On the contrary. We too are aware of the fact that over 20 per cent of jobs in Canada are tied to our exports of goods and services.

February 8th, 1995House debate

Philippe ParéBloc