Mr. Speaker, as I indicated to my hon. colleague, I received a letter from Mr. Hughes. My staff and I are evaluating the letter and we will respond to the letter.
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Apec Inquiry February 8th, 1999
Mr. Speaker, as I indicated to my hon. colleague, I received a letter from Mr. Hughes. My staff and I are evaluating the letter and we will respond to the letter.
Apec Inquiry February 8th, 1999
Mr. Speaker, I have received a letter from Mr. Hughes. I and my staff are evaluating the letter. We will respond to the letter in due course.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police February 3rd, 1999
Mr. Speaker, as I have indicated previously, we have given the RCMP the tools to do the job with the anti-gang legislation and the proceeds of crime units which have operated very well and have recovered $30 million.
We will provide the funding to make sure as we always have that we have a very effective Royal Canadian Mounted Police presence in the country.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police February 3rd, 1999
Mr. Speaker, I can assure you that we have trained our Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the country will continue to train the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police February 3rd, 1999
Mr. Speaker, I certainly will not deal with the figures my hon. colleague has presented.
All departments had a review of how they spent their money, the RCMP included. I can assure the House the RCMP is a well respected organization in this country and around the world and we will give it the tools to fight crime in this country.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police February 3rd, 1999
Mr. Speaker, the RCMP is like every government agency and department. It had to look at how it spent its dollars. We have done some things also to fight organized crime in this country such as the proceeds from organized crime legislation. What this does is take the profit out of organized crime. It gives the RCMP a weapon to take the proceeds out.
Questions On The Order Paper February 1st, 1999
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Apec Inquiry December 9th, 1998
Mr. Speaker, as I indicated, the Public Complaints Commission acts under an act of this parliament.
The Prime Minister has indicated that he will co-operate fully. All departments have indicated that they will co-operate fully. A number of the Prime Minister's staff have indicated that they would appear before the Public Complaints Commission. The truth will come out.
Apec Inquiry December 9th, 1998
Mr. Speaker, my hon. colleague is referring to the Public Complaints Commission. She is well aware that it acts under an act of this parliament. A complaint was brought forward to it. It must hear that complaint. That is the law of the land.
Apec Inquiry December 7th, 1998
Mr. Speaker, yes I can give that assurance.