Gary Anandasangaree

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, the first act of the government was to bring forward legislation, Bill C-2, which would impact many crimes. I am hoping the member—

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, this is a matter for the Correctional Service of Canada. It was a release by them. It had nothing to do with the decision of the minister.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, the member is against any form of gun control, yet he talks about the safety of Canadians.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, we are investing in the border with $1.3 billion in investments. That is meant to take guns off our streets.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, Bill C-2 addresses the issue of guns that are coming into the country. It is a border bill, and I expect the member to support this bill.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, from individuals who have weapons that they should not have under Bill C-21, we will be buying back—

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, the RCMP will be implementing the buyback program, and we look forward to ensuring—

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, we look forward to buying those back from individuals. We are expecting about 180,000 units in total.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, the gun buyback program is in its early stages. We have already bought back 12,000 firearms.

[Business of Supply, June 5th, 2025]

Mr. Chair, the issue is about Bill C-21. Our intention is to ensure that law-abiding gun owners have the ability to hold on to their guns. At the same time, we are taking—