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Committees Of The House  I make no illusions about the fact that I got elected as a member of a political party. We campaigned on it. We produced our information in black and white and we were elected on it. What I find a little curious is that we made commitments, got elected and delivered on those commitments. What part would the hon. member say we did not deliver on?

September 19th, 1996House debate

Paul ZedLiberal

Criminal Code  It is important to mention that only one of them reoffended. And it was not murder, but armed robbery. One has to realize that this is not all black and white. We need to ponder this issue carefully and make a balanced judgement instead of resorting to anecdotal evidence. It is really a terrible situation when a crime is committed. The impact on the family members and relatives of the person who has been killed is horrendous.

September 16th, 1996House debate

Paul CrêteBloc

Criminal Code  I had the responsibility of introducing this bill. It was introduced in this House. It was spelled out in black and white like all bills and it was clear to all those who can read and write that it was in the bill. Those who suggest today that it was some kind of hidden provision are merely misleading the public.

September 16th, 1996House debate

Warren AllmandLiberal

Supply  I would like to point out to the minister that in a recently released report, the Commissioner of Official Languages says, in black and white, that nothing or close to nothing has been done regarding the implementation and enforcement of Part VII. My second question is as follows. The minister spoke beautifully about her government's commitments, ensuring financial independence, cooperation, alleluia.

June 13th, 1996House debate

Jean-Paul MarchandBloc

Supply  Nothing has been done. The report of the Commissioner of Official Languages confirms in black and white that nothing has been done. There is an urgency in this country to provide the health, the resources and the co-operation to ensure that francophone communities can breath and have faith in their future but the federal government does little or nothing, if anything at all.

June 13th, 1996House debate

Jean-Paul MarchandBloc

Oceans Act  What shall we make of it, especially when we see the minister press on with his new tariff structure after three quarters of those in the industry came before the committee to tell us loud and clear and in black and white that they did not want this new tariff structure for navigational aids, for commercial shipping? How far will they go if we let them? That was my first point. Second, still on the same topic, the coast guard's new fee schedule for navigation aids was set for purely financial reasons.

June 11th, 1996House debate

Yvan BernierBloc

Oceans Act  The minister responsible for the integrated management partnership will have to be made aware of the situation. It will be there in black and white. That way, Newfoundland will also be able to call Quebec. It will be able to say: "Let us stop quarrelling about other things, call the Quebec government and tell it we have to do this or that".

June 11th, 1996House debate

Yvan BernierBloc

The Constitution  Tobin is indeed telling us that he will protect the rights of francophone minorities in Newfoundland, but is putting nothing in writing, is not making any black and white commitments. These words will disappear into the ether, there is no doubt. All indications are that Mr. Tobin will not honour this promise. That is the Prime Minister's role in this country, he who is supposedly responsible for making sure the Constitution of Canada is respected.

June 3rd, 1996House debate

Jean-Paul MarchandBloc

Supply  Maybe he does not think it is important to resign when he fails to keep his word. Here it is in black and white: "Our government did promise to do away with it". The hon. member is not fulfilling the promise he made in his own correspondence to a constituent, which is wrong. Would the hon. member consider resigning and going back to face his constituents?

May 30th, 1996House debate

Elwin HermansonReform

Income Tax Act  It also said that after the mother as primary caregiver, child care centres were ranked lowest in quality whereas fathers, relatives or other caregivers in the family home were ranked the highest. This is not a situation of black and white. This is a situation of probabilities. We can have many situations turning out different ways but we are talking about the likelihood of outcomes. It is important for us to ensure there are high likelihoods of positive outcomes for the development of our children.

May 29th, 1996House debate

Paul SzaboLiberal

Dangerous Offenders  Listen carefully. Psychiatrists are human. They work in an area where things are never black and white. In mathematics, one and one make two. In engineering, the combination of two forces leads to a predictable and measurable result. When humans are involved, rarely do the specialists agree entirely.

May 28th, 1996House debate

Pierre De SavoyeBloc

Canadian Human Rights Act  Bill C-33 will not give special rights to anyone. If an individual is discriminated against on the basis of colour, whether black or white, they are protected by human rights legislation. If an individual is discriminated against on the ground of religion, be they Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim or some other religion, they are protected by human rights legislation.

May 9th, 1996House debate

Gordon KirkbyLiberal

Canadian Human Rights Act  Sometimes very borderline discrimination, not always as straightforward as what we hear from the Reform Party, sometimes a situation is not that cut and dried. Sometimes the discrimination is as clear as black and white, sometimes it is grey. It may be in the workplace, when you are passed over for a promotion because of your homosexuality, when you are excluded from a delegation because of your homosexuality.

April 30th, 1996House debate

Réal MénardBloc

Bank Act  The Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions Act is also amended. Clause 105 clarifies the new objectives of the superintendent, stating in black and white that the purpose of the act is to ensure that financial institutions in all provinces are regulated by an office of the Government of Canada. This could not be clearer; the federal government has decided to gain the upper hand over the provinces.

April 17th, 1996House debate

Richard BélisleBloc

The Budget  The minister went on to say: "The debt to GDP ratio, the size of the debt in relation to Canada's economy, will finally begin to decline in 1997-98. The economy will grow faster than the debt". There are the statements in black and white made publicly in the House of Commons. How can the Reform members, speaker after speaker, say that we are not open and honest with the public?

April 15th, 1996House debate

Jesse FlisLiberal