Department Of Natural Resources Act   to understand our long-standing demands, especially concerning natural resources. We are justified in demanding our rights, the rights of our province. This is also legitimate for the other provinces. When the Natural Resources Committee, of which I am a member, studied clear cutting

Department Of Industry Act   of tomorrow. At the individual level, as our social security reform proposals make clear, we also believe there is a need to change unemployment insurance, building on reforms begun in last February's budget". Using exactly the same context in the very next paragraph that follows he said

Social Program Review   say that complementing certainly that framework are the tremendous efforts by the minister to basically make it possible for Canadians to develop the skills and the talents they need to face up to a very different world. It is very clear that the government has its act together

National Forum On Health  Mr. Speaker, I have another question for the minister and I hope to get a clear answer this time. Does the Minister of Health not realize that, if the provinces refuse to participate in her forum, it is because they will not be able to participate fully and because they have

Economic Policy  Mr. Speaker, it is precisely because the previous government kept setting targets too far down the way of no great significance and then kept missing them that we as a government decided that we would set up very clear milestones-that is what Canadians asked us to do

Economic Policy  Mr. Speaker, our commitment during the campaign, which was stated in the red book and that the hon. member should read again, is very clear. We said that the GST would have to be replaced with a taxation system which would be fairer for consumers, harmonized with the provinces

Department Of Industry Act   is changing. Like the devastation that wrenched Japan in the second world war, or the industrial revolution that swept across Britain, things have changed. We have wiped the slate clear. A new economy is before us. We have changed the way we do business. The integrated multinational

Department Of Agriculture Act  Order. The Chair wants to be perfectly clear that the motion is agreed to on division.

Department Of Agriculture Act  Mr. Speaker, I want to thank you as well as the hon. member. I have to say that I appreciate it when things are clear and precise, and I think that the amendment tabled by the Reform Party will help us have a better idea of what is involved and, consequently, help us review

Department Of Agriculture Act  Mr. Speaker, I would like to make a few comments on the amendment of the member for Malpeque. First, to be very clear, I do not feel that the amendment is necessary. We certainly accept and understand the concerns of the member. I understand the concerns of members opposite

Corrections And Conditional Release Act  . That is the basis of the social contract binding the citizens and the State. We know that if we do not have clear rules and adequate penalties for those who break the law, we run the risk of anarchy. The bill before us, if passed unamended, would seriously undermine fundamental rights

Corrections And Conditional Release Act  . In closing, it is important to reiterate that the current state of our law and practice is the result of a long evolution. It seems clear that the informed opinion among criminal justice professionals who administer provisions respecting dangerous offenders is that the Criminal Code

Corrections And Conditional Release Act   anyone who dares get close to a child. I want to make it clear that the Official Opposition does not take lightly a tragedy like the one referred to by the Reform Party member, in his speech to this House, on June 10. I am alluding to the case of young Christopher Stephenson who

Social Security Programs  Mr. Speaker, throughout this debate there is going to be a lot of smoke and mirrors based on the partisanship in the House. Unfortunately, Canadians from time to time are going to wonder if what members are saying is clear to all concerned. The Minister of Human Resources

Questions On The Order Paper   up the four spaces in our question quota all at once. Then we sit and fidget for 45 days, hoping that eventually the paper will clear and we can ask more questions. Last week I was faced with having to wait 135 days, which means that I am effectively muzzled for three times