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Canada Elections Act  When René Lévesque, along with others, created the Parti Quebecois, after the Mouvement souveraineté-association, he said “We will fund our party strictly and exclusively with people's contributions; we must avoid falling into the business contributions trap, as it spells corruption”. René Lévesque knew what kind of pressure major corporations could exert when the time came to implement government projects. He had experienced such pressure at the time of taking political stands and developing projects.

February 14th, 2000House debate

Francine LalondeBloc

Supply  The concerns articulated in this letter focus on the idea that international trends reflecting primarily punitive drug control measures have empowered criminals, corrupted governments, eroded security and impeded efforts to prevent the spread of infectious diseases, such as HIV and hepatitis. The letter also claims that significant resources are being depleted on ineffective and increasingly more expensive interdiction efforts, and that not enough is being expended on reducing drug related crime, disease and death.

May 17th, 2001House debate

Vic ToewsCanadian Alliance

Blood Samples Act  Suffice to say, however, that our Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms clearly protects each individual Canadian and I see no corruption of those rights by voting in favour of Bill C-217. I cannot imagine a world where a police officer, a fireman, ambulance drivers or the people in the ambulance must face the daily possibilities of being infected with AIDS.

May 16th, 2001House debate

Elsie WayneProgressive Conservative

Criminal Code  When these illegal exports reach other countries I do not think it is a legitimate businessman who takes ultimate possession of the vehicle. We are helping corrupt those other countries by assisting their own illegal organizations and by inducing individuals to become involved in the questionable activity of buying hot motor vehicles. Some might think I am exaggerating the problem.

May 3rd, 2001House debate

Chuck CadmanCanadian Alliance

Aboriginal Affairs  The Canadian Alliance Party has been intellectually dishonest in pointing to isolated incidents of financial mismanagement and arguing that all aboriginal leadership is corrupt or incompetent. I resent that position. Its continual attacks are nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt to undermine aboriginal self-governance which it clearly opposes vigorously.

May 2nd, 2001House debate

Pat MartinNDP

Modernization Of The Standing Orders Of The House Of Commons  The circle I cannot square is that we cannot control that debate because there is a reward for that debate. There is a reward for members opposite to make members on this side look like they are corrupt or stupid. There is a reward for members on this side to make members on the other side look like they are incompetent or whatever pejorative kind of phrases one wants to use. If there was not a public reward for it we would not be doing it, however distasteful it might be.

May 1st, 2001House debate

Reg AlcockLiberal

Supply  Why does the New Democratic Party not talk about the plan of action which deals with all of the issues which I thought were important to it such as: transparency and good governance; electoral processes; fight against corruption; strengthening human rights; human rights of children and adolescents; freedom of opinion and expression; rule of law; the drug problem; preventing violence; communications; and education?

May 1st, 2001House debate

David KilgourLiberal

Ethics Counsellor  Mr. Speaker, the ethics counsellor has participated in seminars about ethics, corruption, conflict of interest and public sector values in China, Australia, Argentina, Brazil, Peru, the U.K., France, Chile and the United States. In all that is 10 countries in every hemisphere and on every continent other than Antarctica and Africa.

April 27th, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Criminal Code  We were used to calling ourselves a country of law and order, where basic freedoms thrive and where there is essentially no political corruption. This remains the case and continues to be relevant. We came to realize in the early 1990s that the real threats we faced as parliamentarians representing a challenge for the future for all of our societies included those related to organized crime.

April 26th, 2001House debate

Réal MénardBloc

Parliament Of Canada Act  One of the greatest modern leaders of our time, the late John F. Kennedy, once said “when power corrupts, poetry cleanses”. Since the tabling of this bill proposing the creation of the position of parliamentary poet laureate, I have received many letters, phone calls and e-mails from Canadians all over the country who expressed their support for this bill.

April 24th, 2001House debate

Marlene JenningsLiberal

Criminal Code  However, we have to wait and see how many of the some 160 people arrested and charged with murder, attempted murder, corruption and other offences under the Food and Drugs Act will be found guilty. This is why I think that, if the minister had acted sooner, Opération Printemps 2001 would have been conducted under new and much clearer and stricter provisions providing for harsher sentences, something we in the Bloc, as well as the police and the public have been asking for for some time now.

April 23rd, 2001House debate

Michel BellehumeurBloc

Computer Hackers  When the Internet was first developed and its use expanded upon, I do not think a lot of the pioneers who were behind the development of the Internet and the entrepreneurs who broke ground in improving the way computers worked ever envisioned that the Internet could be used for such perverted and corrupt purposes. I am speaking partially about the fact that children in some cases are being targeted and lured into situations where they might be abused by sexual predators. My motion seeks to specifically provide new criminal code provisions to deal with people who disrupt electronic commerce on purpose.

April 6th, 2001House debate

Jim PankiwCanadian Alliance

Government Of Canada  Now, by refusing to replace the junior minister for multiculturalism for her deliberate smears, the Prime Minister has established the lowest ethics standard for cabinet in our history. What do we call this? We call it an unaccountable, arrogant, weak and corrupt Liberal government that lacks vision.

April 6th, 2001House debate

Gurmant GrewalCanadian Alliance

Judges Act  For example, in 1998, the same year that federal judges were given these generous salary increases, RCMP officers who had their salaries and wages frozen for five years were finally granted an increase of a mere 2% in March 1998, retroactive to January. If the concern is that judges receive these raises to ensure that there is no corruption of our justice system or any undue influence, is the same not true for the men and women who serve in our federal police forces? A second pay increase was given to RCMP officers in April 1998 and later that year they received another small increase.

April 6th, 2001House debate

Vic ToewsCanadian Alliance

Canada Foundation For Sustainable Development Technology Act  The people of Surrey Central, who want to support the creation of the sustainable development foundation, do not want to support the bill because of the way the Liberals are playing politics with it. If the Liberals are prepared to fix the flaws and the corruption they have written into the bill, then we would be more than happy to support it.

April 5th, 2001House debate

Gurmant GrewalCanadian Alliance