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Criminal Code  Canada would not be breaking new ground and the world's legal system would not be destroyed. I would remind hon. members that Australia, Austria, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland and the United Kingdom have changed their legislation for these very specific cases, reversing the burden of proof. One of the other reasons we support Bill C-32 is its authorization of the use of reasonable force to prevent criminal activity on board an aircraft in flight that could endanger persons or property—indeed could lead to their death.

October 30th, 2003House debate

Benoît SauvageauBloc

Criminal Code  In many countries the burden of proof is reversed and criminals have to provide evidence themselves to prove that the wealth they have accumulated is not the fruit of criminal activities. Australia, Austria, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland and Great Britain all do this. This is one of FATF's main recommendations. FATF is the financial action task force on money laundering.

October 29th, 2003House debate

Yvan LoubierBloc

Thomas Roussel-Roozmon  Thomas Roussel-Roozmon is an example to us all of tenacity and I join the people of Laval in wishing him good luck. We all hope he earns the title of international chess grandmaster in Greece.

September 25th, 2003House debate

Raymonde FolcoLiberal

Greece  Speaker, for Canadians of Greek origin and especially for those of my constituents who are of Greek origin, Sunday, March 25 commemorates a key event in the history of Greece—the day it attained independence. March 25, 1821, marked the end of 400 years of occupation of Greece by the Ottoman Empire and at the same time the creation of the modern Greek state.

March 22nd, 2001House debate

Raymonde FolcoLiberal

Lobbyists Registration Act  At the beginning of this Parliament, opposition members encountered tremendous difficulty with respect to Bill C-7 amendments due to the draconian measures brought in by the government House leader, and the government's dismissive view of the decisions of the House, ignoring such things as the motion for Taiwan's bid for observer status at the World Health Organization, and the motion respecting the return of the Parthenon Marbles to Greece from Britain. Just yesterday the Solicitor General disrespected the sub judice convention, and today the Minister of Transport indicated that he would override the decision of the Standing Committee on Transport and reinstate $9 million to VIA Rail.

June 5th, 2003House debate

Jim GoukCanadian Alliance

Landmines  These commitments by Turkey and Greece confirm that the anti-mine crusade is an effective way to improve world security and stability. Greece and Turkey will be tabling the ratification instruments with the general secretariat of the United Nations at the same time.

April 24th, 2001House debate

Paddy TorsneyLiberal

Budget Implementation Act, 2003  So, for example taking two peripheral European nations, the relatively free Ireland does much better than the relatively unfree Greece. In the United States, the relatively free Georgia does much better than the relatively unfree West Virginia. In Canada, an unfree Quebec does much worse than its free neighbour, Ontario.

May 14th, 2003House debate

Werner SchmidtCanadian Alliance

Portuguese Canadians  Although many people had immigrated from Portugal before that time, they came on ships registered in Greece, Italy, Dominica, the U.S. or the Caribbean. Because there was no official agreement on immigration between Portugal and Canada, these first immigrants were recorded as nationals of those countries.

May 13th, 2003House debate

Raymonde FolcoLiberal

Interparliamentary Delegations  It is a report of the delegation to the Fourth Annual Conference of the Parliamentary Network of the World Bank which was held in Athens, Greece on March 9 and 10, at which time we were participating in a dialogue with Mr. Wolfensohn of the World Bank and Mr. Horst Kohler of the IMF.

May 12th, 2003House debate

Roy CullenLiberal

An Act to amend the Criminal Code (cruelty to animals and firearms) and the Firearms Act  What all this means is that Liberals and Conservatives did not like people from the Ukraine, Russia, Greece, Germany, Denmark, China, Japan, India and every other country except Great Britain. They did not like anybody but British subjects and they did not trust anybody but those from Great Britain.

May 6th, 2003House debate

Betty HintonCanadian Alliance

Criminal Code  I will name the other countries that enacted legislation in which the burden of proof with regard to the proceeds of crime has been reversed. They are Australia, Austria, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland and Great Britain. Each of these countries has reversed the burden of proof. More may do so too. Again, this would be a wake up call for the men and women who, too often, do this for fun.

April 28th, 2003House debate

Mario LaframboiseBloc

Greece  Speaker, it is a pleasure for me to rise today to welcome, first and foremost, a good friend, and second, a parliamentarian from Greece, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs who is visiting our capital city and Canada. Never before have the relations between Canada and Greece been better, both on the cultural side and the economic exchange side.

March 14th, 2001House debate

John CannisLiberal

Supply  When we visit Portugal, Spain, Greece or Ireland, we realize that we are really in developed societies, which was not necessarily the case about 30 years ago. Thus, it is possible, if there is a political will, to eradicate poverty.

October 29th, 2001House debate

Pierre PaquetteBloc

Parthenon Marbles  One could see the genius of the Greeks, which led to the creation of much of the thought of our western civilization, and one could see how incredibly marvellous these statues were. I can understand why the people of Greece would like them back, but wherever they are, they are classic gifts to the world.

April 1st, 2003House debate

John BrydenLiberal

Parthenon Marbles  Given today's technology, I have been told it would not be a problem to physically take them from the museum in Great Britain and house them in the Parthenon in Athens, Greece. The Greek government is willing to get into a cooperative and sharing environment. This wealth will not be locked away. The Greek government has proposed various creative ways in which to share these artifacts.

April 1st, 2003House debate

John CannisLiberal