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Supply  Madam Speaker, I would use the phrase of a certain hon. member, namely, I reject the premise of the question. If on April 2 there are countervail duties or anti-dumping charges then on April 3 we will have a lawsuit. If that is the way it is, that is the way it is. I cannot simp

March 15th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Madam Speaker, I will be splitting my time. I had the opportunity over the Christmas break to go to Australia with my family. I have the good fortune to be married to an Australian. She has been away from her country for 18 years so we thought the Christmas break would be a grea

March 15th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, there seems to be a mixing of apples and oranges in the hon. member's mind. Where there is an efficacy that can be established in the creation of the index, then I do not know why we would oppose it. To stay with the debate, the issue is: Would this be a useful poli

March 13th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, I think I have spoken for the last 20 minutes in support of the generalized motion. What the hon. member is asking is how to get down to the specifics. The issue is that the index would have to be expanded. If it is within the context of CPIC, then I cannot see what

March 13th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, there is a certain irony in the hon. member's question, because in certain arguments the hon. member wishes to argue that our indexes and registry systems do not work, that they are too expensive and that they do not catch any criminals anyway, but for this kind of r

March 13th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, it seems to me that we are changing the focus of the debate. The initial debate as I had understood it was that the opposition wished to have the government create a separate offender registry for sexual offences. Now the debate seems to be focusing on whether an ind

March 13th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, if I may, I will make a final point with respect to the DNA registry which was created in the last parliament. Canadians need to know that in the last parliament there was a DNA registry created. DNA can be obtained by two methods. One is under section 487.05, which

March 13th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, it is somewhat of a strange day when the opposition motion is such that government members all agree with it. There does not seem to be much argument as to whether there should be a so-called registry of offences. The question is whether there should be a separate re

March 13th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  What difference would that make?

March 13th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, I question whether the hon. member listened intently. Had he done so, he might have noticed a substantial difference between the previous speaker and my own speech. That being as it may, the hon. member seems somewhat contradictory. On the one hand he wants us to be

March 1st, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, I do know that the Canadian people have embraced this government three times. That, in and of itself, is a rather remarkable concept. I do know that the party opposite has not been so enthusiastically embraced. A reduction of a majority government to two seats is som

March 1st, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, while my constituency has no obvious axe to grind and no particular involvement in this particular issue, it does not mean that my constituents are therefore uninterested. During the last election, I heard from my constituents on many occasions about their concern o

March 1st, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Supply  Mr. Speaker, my constituency has no obvious interest in this issue. We do not have a military base. We do not have defence contracts. We do not have any airports or harbours. Quite easily I can say with some confidence that my constituency has no particular involvement in this pa

March 1st, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Employment Insurance Act  Mr. Speaker, I would be remiss if I did not congratulate you on your appointment. I hope that you enjoy your appointment and that you find these speeches utterly fascinating. I am somewhat reluctant to get into this subject because I am from Toronto. Toronto is of course the pla

February 13th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal

Financial Consumer Agency Of Canada Act  Madam Speaker, I have not had an opportunity to congratulate you on your appointment. I wish you all the best. I enjoyed the hon. member's wide ranging speech. I was at times hard pressed to know what it had to do with the subject of the debate, but I heard him talk about fiscal

February 12th, 2001House debate

John McKayLiberal