Mr. Chair, earlier we listed seven cartels as terrorist entities within Canada's Criminal Code. Amendments, of course, can come as part of the process of the bill going through committee.
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Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, earlier we listed seven cartels as terrorist entities within Canada's Criminal Code. Amendments, of course, can come as part of the process of the bill going through committee.
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, the issue of addictions is quite serious and impacts communities across Canada. It is a matter for the Minister of Health, but it is something that, of course, as a government we are—
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, this is a bill relating to the border. The issues on fentanyl are quite serious. There are a number of provisions in the bill that do address the flow of fentanyl into Canada as well as the precursors.
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, again, this relates to a border bill that we introduced. We are hoping to get support from friends opposite. This is not about criminal justice reform.
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, this is a bill relating to the border and not relating to sentencing.
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, again, this is a question that should be posed to Minister of Justice.
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, this is a bill relating to the border. We look forward to bringing bail reform later on this year.
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, as I have indicated a number of times, this is a border bill and not a bail bill.
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, again, that is a question best posed to the Minister of Justice.
Business of Supply June 5th, 2025
Mr. Chair, that is a question best posed to the Minister of Justice.