You're right.
Isn't keeping the ambiguity in the existing act—meaning, we don't replace “may” with “shall”—at odds with the objectives set out in the preamble?
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René Arseneault Liberal Madawaska—Restigouche, NB
You're right.
Isn't keeping the ambiguity in the existing act—meaning, we don't replace “may” with “shall”—at odds with the objectives set out in the preamble?
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