Gary Anandasangaree

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, we have done consultations on many elements of the bill. We look forward to robust discussions.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, we are investing $1.3 billion to the border. We are committing to 1,000 new RCMP and 1,000 new—

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, I have met with many of those who have been impacted by intimate partner violence. In my previous role as parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Justice, I met with many, many organizations and women who—

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, not exactly, but it is something that is of serious concern to all Canadians.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, it is perhaps important that members opposite read the bill before asking questions. This is not a—

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, this is not a bail bill. It is a border bill. I would be more than glad to go through the bill with the member opposite.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, intimate partner violence is absolutely important for the government. It is something that the Prime Minister confirmed, and it is something that we as a government will address.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, there are many elements to the border bill, including ensuring that those who are convicted under this have information disclosed when they travel. There are many other elements I will be—

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, I am not sure if humour is the right form for this very serious conversation.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Madam Chair, the government is willing to invest in order to get guns off our streets, guns that legitimately should not be in the hands of individuals. Of course, there are legitimate hunters and farmers and others who have guns. The number he cited is patently false. There is a certain number of weapons that we want to get off—