Mr. Speaker, my question is for the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration.
Last June, the Liberal majority on the Standing Committee on Citizenship and Immigration, supported by the Reform Party, adopted a report on the Citizenship Act, which included a recommendation to eliminate a long standing right in Canada to hold dual citizenship. The Bloc Quebecois objected strenuously to this recommendation.
Can the minister confirm that his government intends to accept these recommendations to abolish the right to hold dual citizenship in Canada, a right that is recognized by more and
more countries, including Italy, Australia, Switzerland, Great Britain, France and the United States?