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The latest House transcript is from May 30th, when the word of the day was plan. These are the topics that were discussed.

This summary is computer-generated. Usually it’s accurate, but every now and then it’ll contain inaccuracies or total fabrications.

Resumption of Debate on Address in Reply Members debate the Throne Speech, focusing on the government's agenda. Conservatives criticize the lack of a budget, increased federal spending, rising prices, housing affordability, approach to justice, and the natural resource sector. Liberals defend initial tax cuts and building housing plans, emphasizing cooperation and addressing public safety. Bloc MPs raise concerns about the British monarchy, infrastructure investments, and reforming employment insurance. NDP MPs highlight cost of living, basic health care access, and the opioid crisis. 26300 words, 3 hours in 2 segments: 1 2.

Statements by Members

Gratitude for South Surrey—White Rock win

Drug crisis is a national emergency

Representing Orléans, Canadian sovereignty

Islaview Foundation and Islaview Day

Université de Moncton graduates recognized

Tribute to former MP Jim Gouk

Representing Bay of Quinte, Pride Season

Liberal spending and inflation concerns

Rimouski hosting Memorial Cup success

Representing Ottawa Centre priorities

Lack of budget and housing affordability

Representing Kanata in Parliament

Government spending, consultants, and no budget

Representing London Centre priorities

Edmonton Oilers and Canadian support

National Indigenous History Month reflection

Question Period

The Conservatives criticize the government's increased spending and failure to table a budget. They highlight the high spending on consultants and the lack of action on the housing crisis. Concerns are raised about the rise in violent crime, the impact of anti-energy policies like Bill C-69, and the Prime Minister's assets.

The Liberals emphasize strong economic growth, aiming for the strongest economy in the G7 with a AAA credit rating. They detail measures to improve affordability, including tax cuts and addressing the housing crisis. Key priorities include public safety, tackling violent crime and the fentanyl crisis. They discuss navigating US tariffs, supporting affected workers, investing in clean energy, and managing spending, while the PM ensures ethics compliance.

The Bloc criticizes the government for spending over $200 billion without a budget and demands transparency on public finances. They also condemn the lack of action on employment insurance reform, especially during a tariff crisis.

The NDP advocate for mental health, addictions, and substance use services to be integrated into universal public health care.

The Green Party questions the lack of a government plan to address the climate crisis and meet emission targets, criticizing inaction.

Conservative Party Caucus Conservative caucus chair Scott Reid reports on four internal votes covering expulsion, chair election, leadership review, and interim leader election, adopted as required by the Parliament of Canada Act. 300 words.

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