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Spoke in the House on Justice Mr. Speaker, let us look at some examples of government inaction. In Vancouver, police had to arrest the same 40 offenders 6,000 times in one year. …
Voted Yes on Vote #40 Opposition Motion (Passage of Bill C-242)
Spoke in the House on Justice Mr. Speaker, Liberal laws have unleashed crime and chaos on our streets, and it is no wonder: Bill C-75 requires courts to release repeat violent offenders …
Spoke in the House on Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, the government misled Canadians into believing that it was simply codifying language from the Supreme Court of Canada. The decision the Liberals were referring …
Voted Yes on Vote #39 Opposition Motion (Food taxation)
Spoke in the House on Combatting Hate Crime Madam Speaker, I do not know what was funny about Christianity being under attack, but nevertheless, Christian churches have been burned at an alarming rate. Between …
Voted Yes on Vote #38 Opposition Motion (Constitutional powers of Quebec and the provinces)
Spoke in the House on Firearms Mr. Speaker, the truth came out a few days ago. The minister knows the gun grab will fail. He was caught on tape admitting that it …
Spoke in the House on Points of Order Madam Speaker, last Tuesday, a video was shot in a vacant committee room. I was involved in the video, as were my colleagues from the justice …
Voted Yes on Vote #37 Opposition Motion (Oil and gas emissions cap)
Voted Yes on Vote #35 Opposition Motion (Violent crime and repeat offenders)
Spoke in the House on Public Safety Mr. Speaker, after 10 years of passing catch-and-release laws that turn criminals loose on our streets, the Liberals are now obstructing “jail, not bail” laws. In …
Spoke in the House on Business of Supply moved: That, given that the Liberal government has changed the law to allow for house arrest for serious offenders and lets repeat criminals go free within …
Spoke at the Justice committee on Committee Business, Election of Chair, and Election of Vice-Chairs Mr. Chair, it's probably going to be no secret to you or Mr. Maloney—or, in fact, the entire Liberal membership at this committee—that we'll be opposed …
Spoke at the Justice committee on Pre-Study on Bill C-63 Okay. I'll start with you, Ms. Panas. I listened very carefully to your opening statement. You reiterated in some of the questions put to you that …
Spoke at the Justice committee on Supplementary Estimates (B), 2024-25: Vote 1b under Administrative Tribunals Support Service of … Then why is there a specific wording imbalance that has created the crisis this country has seen with respect to bail decisions? Section 493.1 was amended …
Spoke at the Public Accounts committee on Report 6, Sustainable Development Technology Canada, of the 2024 Reports 5 to … Clearly, I will support my colleague Mr. Nater on the proposed amendment, because it does away with the whole concept—I'm glad Mr. Nater used the concept …
Spoke at the Justice committee on Bill S-13 Toronto police officers found themselves in the middle of an active shootout between rival groups. Sixteen firearms were seized, all stolen and smuggled from the U.S. …
Spoke at the Government Operations committee on Purchase of the Official Residence of the Consul General in New York … Tom Clark, at your last appearance, you were emphatic when you stated that you had nothing to do with the decision to sell the old official …
Spoke at the Public Accounts committee on Report 6, Sustainable Development Technology Canada, of the 2024 Reports 5 to … Thank you, Chair. Thank you for your attendance again, Ms. Verschuren. There are a couple of loose ends I want to pick up on from the …
Spoke at the Government Operations committee on Purchase of the Official Residence of the Consul General in New York … Right. Tom Clark appeared at this committee September 12, 2024. I'm going to read out his words. He said: Mr. Chair, I will repeat once again, …