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Canada Grain Act  Madam Speaker, in short, the minister of agriculture has not made it clear to farmers, particularly western farmers and those under the Canadian Wheat Board, that a referendum is a possibility and an option. It is not clear that it is there. It would be good if the government made a statement that there would be a referendum, that in the preamble or in preparation for the referendum there would be major hearings and major submissions to the standing committee on agriculture of the House to determine what the question would be, the content of the question, and what the implications of the answers would be following the referendum.

October 4th, 1994House debate

Ray SpeakerReform

Canada Grain Act  I also encourage him to go one step further and hold a referendum on the issue of the Canadian Wheat Board's selling monopoly. It is clear that Canadian agriculture has changed a great deal since 1912 when the Canadian Grain Commission was established. This next decade will be a crucial time for the agricultural sector.

October 4th, 1994House debate

Ray SpeakerReform

Pearson International Airport Agreements Act  Near has long been active in the Conservative Party. There is no need to continue this litany of names and companies, the conclusion is clear and obvious: they were all related to one another and to the two federal parties which have succeeded each other in office. Other questions arise. Who exactly do these people and these companies represent?

May 2nd, 1994House debate

Christiane GagnonBloc

Canadian Heritage  After analysing the jurisprudence in this area, Beaudoin noted that judges often issue formal warnings to the effect that spending powers should not be legislated in an area under provincial jurisdiction. He wrote that it was clear that abuse of spending powers confused the issue of government responsibilities in a federation and could upset a sometimes fragile balance. The message is clear. Spending powers which initially were to be exercised only in exceptional circumstances are now used, at the drop of a hat to intrude in areas under provincial jurisdiction.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Christiane GagnonBloc

Department Of Canadian Heritage Act  If anyone asks me it is with pride that I say I am a Canadian almost anywhere in this world including in my own city or province. Let me make it quite clear that none of those identities is incompatible with the strong sense of national identity and pride. It is very much what I am. It is very much that which I am first and foremost, a proud daughter with Jewish roots.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Sheila FinestoneLiberal

Income Tax Act  Paying taxes should not depend on a chance happening initiated unwittingly by so-called professionals acting on behalf of taxpayers or their estates. Rules should be as simple and as clear as is possible. The block averaging is relatively simple in its concept, in that it applies to the total income of the taxpayer and not just the part that exceeded a certain threshold amount.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Vic AlthouseNDP

Pearson International Airport Agreements Act  The Pearson agreement, signed in the midst of the election campaign and whose cancellation was announced by the Prime Minister on December 3, requires a thorough examination. This whole affair must be cleared up quickly and in broad daylight. This was not done by the Nixon report, which was conducted in private-again, demonstrating a lack of transparency and openness, and which the Prime Minister commissioned and used as a basis to cancel the agreements.

April 29th, 1994House debate

Monique GuayBloc

Pearson International Airport Agreements Act  Speaker, having read through the Nixon report and previewed statements made by the Minister of Transport and other government members, it is very clear to me that the government and the leader of the Liberal Party were wise in raising concerns during the election about this agreement that was struck between the previous government and the Pearson airport authority.

April 29th, 1994House debate

Val MeredithReform

Child Sex Offenders  There is a very clear connection between these things. I suggest to civil libertarians who are always talking about freedom of speech and expression that there must be a first priority and that is the protection of children in this society.

September 30th, 1994House debate

Jim AbbottReform

Department Of Public Works And Government Services Act  Speaker, the day Public Works and Government Services Canada becomes really open, really very clear and transparent will be a day of celebration for me. I am very pleased to take part in this debate on Bill C-52, an act to establish the Department of Public works and Government Services.

September 30th, 1994House debate

Monique GuayBloc

Pearson International Airport Agreements Act  The Bloc Quebecois is, of course, opposed to the payment of any amount whatsoever to the Pearson Development Corporation; we are clear on this. We understand that the Liberal government, by opening the door to compensation in the form of agreements wishes in a roundabout way to reassure the friends of the regime, of whatever stripe.

September 30th, 1994House debate

Gaston LerouxBloc

Child Poverty  Reformers believe that the state has no business attempting to raise the nation's children and that full responsibility for children must reside with their parent or legal guardian. The only time the state must intervene is in situations of clear neglect or abuse. Should parents find themselves in situations in which it is difficult for them to provide the necessities the responsibility to do so should remain with the parents.

September 29th, 1994House debate

Ed HarperReform

Supply  The hon. member may be prepared to take such liberties with the public purse, but the government has made it clear that it is committed to a program of fiscal responsibility. Fiscal considerations aside, there is a more serious concern raised by the hon. member's motion. Implicit in the wording of the motion is the idea that the Canadian Security Intelligence Service is an organization that is not subject to the authority of Parliament or to any type oversight mechanism.

September 29th, 1994House debate

Maria MinnaLiberal

Employment Equity Act  Let me quote: "Mean earnings of immigrant male members of visible minorities were down 22.6 per cent from those of Canadian born white males". We could talk about each of the designated groups and make it clear that in the private and public sectors being well qualified is not enough if a person happens to be a member of a visible minority, a woman, an aboriginal or a person with a disability.

October 6th, 1995House debate

Marlene CatterallLiberal

Canadian Wheat Board  Mr. Speaker, the minister of agriculture has made it very clear for a number of months that farmers will be involved in the future of the Canadian Wheat Board in Canada. To emphasize that, he has recently put in place a very expert panel to go right across western Canada to talk to farmers, chat with farmers, and consult with farmers in all of the industry about their views on the future of the Canadian Wheat Board.

October 6th, 1995House debate

Lyle VancliefLiberal