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Peacekeeping  We sent a 200-person medical unit to Rwanda and we were the first to send experts to see what could be done to restore the infrastructure of the country, its water supply, electricity and telephone services. But we must realize that this awful crisis is primarily and ultimately political. It is clear that any final agreement must have the support of all parties. That is why Canada will continue to increase its efforts in the UN mission in Rwanda and at other levels, to help stabilize the situation and prepare the ground for a peaceful settlement.

September 21st, 1994House debate

André OuelletLiberal

Points Of Order  I would like to draw your attention to Hansard of yesterday, page 5898 where the Prime Minister responded to me with the exact words ``if the member had any guts she would try to prove that the person is not competent''. I think it is fairly clear that statement is out of order and I would like to ask that the Prime Minister either withdraw those comments or apologize.

September 21st, 1994House debate

Deborah GreyReform

Unemployment Insurance  Mr. Speaker, as far as the reduction is concerned, it is very clear. The figures are there. In Quebec alone, for example, the help wanted index is 10 per cent higher than in 1993. Since we were elected, Quebec's unemployment rate has fallen by more than 1 per cent.

September 21st, 1994House debate

Paul MartinLiberal

Immigration  Fifteen years after this individual has entered Canada, is charged by the police-not convicted, charged-and is at large, what does that member expect me as minister of immigration to do? On July 7 this government made a very clear reorientation of how we remove individuals. We set up a joint task force made up of police, RCMP, provincial and federal immigration authorities. The hon. member does not need to lecture this government about taking the appropriate action.

September 21st, 1994House debate

Sergio MarchiLiberal

Unemployment Insurance  Mr. Speaker, it is very clear that there has been a significant decrease in the number of people who need UI benefits at this time and that the creation of 275,000 jobs allowed these people to return to the workforce.

September 21st, 1994House debate

Jean ChrétienLiberal

Tainted Blood  I ask her the same question again: Was there, yes or no, any change in the American regulations? And I expect a clear answer.

September 21st, 1994House debate

Pauline PicardBloc

Gun Control  I can tell the hon. member we are going to have to deal with handguns. A poll taken less than a year ago showed that 71 per cent of Canadians and a clear majority of firearms owners were in favour of an absolute ban on handguns. I am not suggesting the answer is that simple and no final decision has been made. I spent the last three months speaking with dozens of pistol clubs, shooting clubs and handgun associations, among others.

September 21st, 1994House debate

Allan RockLiberal

The Economy  These investors are already organizing themselves to oppose an expected tax grab while we wait for an answer from the government on how many more dollars will seek a safer haven elsewhere. My question is for the finance minister if the Prime Minister cannot answer. Will he clear the air on this issue by stating categorically that he is not planning a tax raid on RRSP contributions?

September 21st, 1994House debate

Preston ManningReform

The Economy  Mr. Speaker, we have made it very clear that we are about to embark on the most comprehensive, deep consultative process in the budget preparation that has ever been done. There will be extensive opportunity for debate. We welcome that opportunity.

September 21st, 1994House debate

Paul MartinLiberal

The Economy  Since the Prime Minister, given his track record on this issue and the uncertainty, creates only more uncertainty by responding, will the finance minister clear the air by stating categorically that he is not planning any tax increases on the resource industry?

September 21st, 1994House debate

Preston ManningReform

Unemployment Insurance Act  I regret to interrupt the parliamentary secretary but the format of four minutes and two minutes is quite clear. I have been more than generous if we consider that we have only had three of the five interventions so far which would normally take in a very strict manner 18 minutes. I guess I have been more than generous.

September 20th, 1994House debate

The Acting Speaker (Mr. Kilger)

Unemployment Insurance Act  Three months after I asked the question of the Deputy Prime Minister we still do not have a date for the national health care forum. We do not have a clear statement from the government as to the expectations for this forum. The Liberal Party has committed itself to upholding the five principles of the Canada Health Act, but we need to have a really comprehensive vision for health care.

September 20th, 1994House debate

Audrey McLaughlinNDP

Unemployment Insurance Act  Canada's relations with Burma are limited because we remain concerned about the deplorable human rights situation and lack of progress toward democracy in Burma. Human rights abuses continue unabated and the military have made it clear that they will not relinquish power. Canada suspended its aid program in 1988 and military sales are not allowed to that country. Furthermore, the Canadian government does not encourage Canadian business activity in Burma.

September 20th, 1994House debate

Jean AugustineLiberal

Unemployment Insurance Act  It is an expression of our dedication to the ideals of social justice, equality and personal security. I also want to make it crystal clear to the House and the hon. member that this government is open to reviewing any aspect of all our social programs, including the Unemployment Insurance Act. The obvious need to re-evaluate the efficacy of our social safety system is at the very heart of social security reform.

September 20th, 1994House debate

Tony ValeriLiberal

Criminal Code  When I raised the issue before, one of the Reform members said that it was an elitist kind of idea as well as an inexperienced kind of idea. It is so clear that it is not just the experts. It is people in the community who have any involvement, be it with victims, be it with offenders. They are saying the present approach is not working.

September 20th, 1994House debate

Andrew TelegdiLiberal