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Manganese Based Fuel Additives Act  Car makers kicked back and designed a scheme to blame someone else for their technical failures and shortcomings and their unwillingness to pay. Let us be clear: OBDs do not regulate or control emission systems, neither do they clean anything. I think some people are assuming these devices will reduce pollution from our environment. It is just adding warning lights, or as we used to say idiot lights, on the dashboard that signal that the existing pollution controls are normal.

September 22nd, 1995House debate

Paul ForsethReform

Manganese Based Fuel Additives Act  I know some have expressed concern with our plan to prohibit the use of MMT in Canadian gasoline given a recent U.S. court decision to grant Ethyl a waiver to use MMT in unleaded gasoline sold in the United States. However, let it be perfectly clear that MMT still cannot be used in unleaded gasoline in the U.S. Let us move ahead. Let us do it because we need new emission control technologies like the onboard diagnostic system. We will not tolerate that Canadian consumers be denied access to the same pollution control technologies as their American counterparts because gasoline in the U.S. does not contain MMT.

September 22nd, 1995House debate

Pierrette Ringuette-MaltaisLiberal

Product Packaging  Mr. Speaker, I asked the minister a question and thought that his answer was clear, which was surprising coming from this minister. But the fact of the matter is that francophone and Acadian communities in Canada are still facing the same problems resulting from cuts.

April 12th, 1994House debate

Louis PlamondonBloc

Product Packaging  At stake here is consumer confidence in the integrity of Canadian food products and the competitiveness of Canadian food producers. We need to make it clear that meeting consumer demands is good business for Canadian business.

April 12th, 1994House debate

Rey D. PagtakhanLiberal

Excise Tax Act  Of course we have some questions, because there are a number of problems we will have to deal with in connection with anti-smoking campaigns. We need a plan with a very clear-cut purpose to ensure this campaign does not encourage smoking, especially among the young and young women, where smoking is very widespread. We will have to find ways to restrict tobacco consumption.

September 21st, 1995House debate

Pierre BrienBloc

Electoral Boundaries Readjustment Suspension Act, 1994  The people in that part of my riding can see that is an impractical way to re-arrange the riding. It is very clear that the member in the Port Moody-Coquitlam area would have to move through two other ridings in order to get to this little appendage that would suddenly be attached to her riding. However, even though it is clear that isolating this small portion of North Vancouver is not in the public interest, the voters in my area have confidence in the process.

April 12th, 1994House debate

Ted WhiteReform

Old Age Security  Mr. Speaker, we were very clear in the last budget on the reforms that will be necessary. It is our intention to consult Canadians on these reforms. If the hon. member wishes to talk about concealing things, since you bring up the matter, where are the Fluet-Lefebvre studies?

September 21st, 1995House debate

Paul MartinLiberal

Operation Unity Centre  Mr. Speaker, I think it is clear there is a difference between strategic analyses, and the Bloc Quebecois and the Parti Quebecois have these as well, which are clearly intended for decision-makers, and studies prepared for publication by scientific institutes and published with the institute's stamp of approval.

September 21st, 1995House debate

Marcel MasséLiberal

Justice  In Canada we should not be living in fear for our children's safety and our own. The Reform Party has a clear and specific program to fix the Liberals weak response to justice concerns. The time for a safer Canada is now.

September 21st, 1995House debate

Diane AblonczyReform

Agriculture  While the government expends all of its energy on the referendum question, farmers are forced to watch their problems being ignored. It has become clear they can expect no action from this thin soup Liberal agenda.

September 21st, 1995House debate

Jake HoeppnerReform

Canada-United States Tax Convention Act, 1984  It is not necessarily that people are all breaking the law, but they are certainly hedging on that. In other words, they are saying that this does not seem to be clear so I am going to make my tax decision in this grey area. As a result, the treasury of our country is losing billions of dollars that would normally be collected. However, because of a tax system that is so vague, so grey, so biased, so unjust and so unfair, people are revolting against it in a number of ways.

September 21st, 1995House debate

Nelson RiisNDP

Canada-United States Tax Convention Act, 1984  These are small but useful steps for improving our country's ability to collect taxes owing, something the Minister of Finance pledged loud and clear in the February budget. In conclusion, Bill S-9 is the result of carefully considered negotiations between Canada and the United States and I ask the House for its support as soon as possible.

September 21st, 1995House debate

David WalkerLiberal

Corrections And Conditional Release Act  I will be asking them to make strong representation to the Canadian government to ensure that a situation like this can never arise again and that there is a clear agreement between two countries on the international application of parole conditions. I would be grateful if you could make every effort to raise my concerns and those of my constituents in the Canadian Parliament.

September 21st, 1995House debate

Randy WhiteReform

Corrections And Conditional Release Act  I hope when these bleeding hearts get back into their constituencies the people will send them a loud and clear message for such things as setting up a registry of people who are on the streets and have the potential to hurt our kids. Setting up that registry makes perfectly good sense and would help make our country a better, safer place to live, a good old red book promise.

September 21st, 1995House debate

Myron ThompsonReform

Corrections And Conditional Release Act  In other words, where the board believes the risk is too high, the prisoner remains behind bars. The onus is substantially reduced. The message is clear: when in doubt, do nothing. In the case of sexual offenders in particular, it seems to me that the rule is sometimes applied in reverse. Release should not be statutory; it should always be based on the absence of any likelihood that a prisoner convicted of a sexual offence involving a child will commit a further offence.

September 21st, 1995House debate

Pierrette VenneBloc