Justice Committee on Dec. 9th, 2025

[Larry Brock, Conservative, Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations, ON]

I'm seeking unanimous consent. I ask that the committee now proceed to the consideration of Bill C-14, the bail and sentencing reform act.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

That's not a point of order, Mr. Brock.

[Larry Brock, Conservative, Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations, ON]

I'm asking for unanimous consent, Chair.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

Well, I've heard noise on the other side. I don't think you have it.

[Larry Brock, Conservative, Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations, ON]

I don't know. We're in support. Are the Liberals in support?

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

We do not have unanimous consent, Mr. Brock.

[Larry Brock, Conservative, Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations, ON]

I haven't heard anything from the Liberal side.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

I have, and I'm the Chair. I've decided, Mr. Brock—

[Larry Brock, Conservative, Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations, ON]

I challenge you, because I've heard nothing from the Liberal members.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

What are you challenging, my hearing?

[Larry Brock, Conservative, Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations, ON]

Yes, I am. I've heard nothing from Ms. Lattanzio, Mr. Housefather, Ms. Dhillon or Ms. Acan, who is subbing for Mr. Chang.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

Okay, thank you.

[Patricia Lattanzio, Liberal, Saint-Léonard—Saint-Michel, QC]

You're missing another member.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

You've now listed the members.

I heard there was no unanimous consent. We are moving on.

Ms. Anstey, you have the floor.

[Roman Baber, Conservative, York Centre, ON]

I have a point of order.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

Yes, Mr. Baber.

[Roman Baber, Conservative, York Centre, ON]

Mr. Chair, I'd like to move a dilatory motion. I'm well within my right. I'm a sitting member. I move that the committee now proceed—

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

You can't do that on a point of order.

[Roman Baber, Conservative, York Centre, ON]

—to the consideration of Bill C-14, the bail and sentencing reform act. I'd like to seek unanimous consent to study the bill, please.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

You cannot do that on a point of order, Mr. Baber.

Ms. Anstey, you have the floor.

[Carol Anstey, Conservative, Long Range Mountains, NL]

I have a point of order, Chair.

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

Well, you have the floor.

[Carol Anstey, Conservative, Long Range Mountains, NL]

I seek unanimous consent for us move forward on Bill C-14. That's in the hearts and minds of—

[The Chair, Liberal, James Maloney]

Ms. Anstey, I'm sorry to interrupt you, but you're not a member, so you can't move that motion. You can support it.

[Larry Brock, Conservative, Brantford—Brant South—Six Nations, ON]

She's seeking unanimous consent, Chair.