Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, every time we have an opposition day, I am rather surprised to hear the Conservatives lecturing us about how there are other subjects that we should be talking about, like inflation. Meanwhile, I think they spent seven of their opposition days talking about inflation without proposing any solutions whatsoever.

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, does my colleague not think that using the notwithstanding clause pre-emptively will save many years of unnecessary litigation to reach the same conclusion further down the road? Would she not agree that our position is actually quite reasonable? What we are asking Parliament to do is simple.

Supply Management  Mr. Speaker, in recent weeks, the Bloc Québécois travelled throughout Quebec to promote its Bill C-282, which seeks to protect supply-managed agricultural sectors by preventing future international agreements from having a negative impact on our farmers' share of the market and the income they earn from all of their hard work.

Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, I thank my colleague for her speech. I do agree with her that this is a complex issue. This morning, we are talking about public safety and crime in our streets. One of the big problems we have been talking about for months is the presence of illegal guns in our communities.

Business of Supply  Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for her speech, which was very straightforward, sensible and reasonable. In the time we have left, I would like her to talk about what should be done. This morning, we are talking about how to enhance public safety. In her speech, my colleague talked about what the Liberal government has failed to do to control illegal firearms in Quebec and Canada.

Canada Early Learning and Child Care Act  Madam Speaker, I want to thank my colleague for her excellent speech. For once, I am very pleased to be able to utterly and completely support a speech by one of my colleagues from the NDP. I would like to offer a solution to allow us to work together better in future. The bill before us includes an exemption for Quebec, which already has its own system.

Canada Early Learning and Child Care Act  Madam Speaker, as I listened to my Conservative colleague's remarks, I heard a lot of objections, a lot of—

Canada Early Learning and Child Care Act  Madam Speaker, obviously I have gotten pretty good at speaking while other people are talking. This is the result of three years of training as a member of Parliament. I listened to my colleague's speech, which raised many doubts and questions. Has she seen the progress made in Quebec since our child care programs were implemented?

Uighurs and other Turkic Muslims  Madam Speaker, I am very pleased to rise to speak to Motion No. 62. Doing so is a big and serious responsibility. When I talk about important subjects like this one, I feel responsible for bringing people together. I want to take this opportunity to wish all of my colleagues in the House of Commons and the people of Berthier—Maskinongé a very happy new year.

Immigration and Refugee Protection Act  Mr. Speaker, the member for Winnipeg North and I agree on something for once. It is clear that we are getting close to the holiday season. I am happy to agree with him. I agree with him wholeheartedly. That is why this bill is a no-brainer, why it is obvious and why I think there is unanimity in the House.

Immigration and Refugee Protection Act  Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague very much for his question, which was well articulated in French. Yes, I quite agree, unfortunately, and I think that is all too common. However, the bill before us today is truly necessary and urgent. We will therefore support it in the good faith that we always show here in the House, by making constructive proposals to improve things.

Immigration and Refugee Protection Act  Mr. Speaker, I want to return the compliment to my colleague regarding the Standing Committee on Agriculture and Agri-Food. Once again, he has contributed a very relevant comment. The possibility of adding parliamentary oversight is indeed something that the committee should study.

Immigration and Refugee Protection Act  Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleagues. This does not happen often, but I will say it: For once, we all agree. It is like the bill we are debating now, Bill S‑8. Quite simply, we want consistency. The idea is to impose measures against individuals or states, but especially individuals.

Immigration and Refugee Protection Act  Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise in the House today to speak to Bill S‑8. The bill before us is basically very simple. It adds a ground for refusing entry into the country if one is the target of economic or other sanctions imposed by Canada. Mr. Speaker, I want to say that I wish to share my time with my very congenial colleague from Shefford.

Immigration and Refugee Protection Act  Mr. Speaker, I am very happy about this bill. Clearly, we need to pass it as soon as possible. However, I do want assurances from the minister about something. Anyone deemed inadmissible on grounds of sanctions may request a review of the reasons for their removal. Generally, the people who are here, who belong to oligarchic families, who are subject to sanctions, are people with money.