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Department Of External Affairs Act  Therefore the roles of secretaries of state and parliamentary secretary are very helpful to the minister and to the department. To conclude, I say that the object of the bill is very clear. It is simply to make sure that our presence abroad and in international organizations reflects today's reality. In our history, we went from colony to dominion and finally independent nation.

October 4th, 1994House debate

Jesse FlisLiberal

Canada Grain Act  First and perhaps more important, the bill places the onus on farmers to ensure that they are dealing with a duly licensed grain company. This bill makes it clear that the Canadian Grain Commission and therefore the Canadian taxpayer is only liable to cover claims from duly licensed companies. This protection lets farmers know exactly where they stand as well as protecting taxpayers from unreasonable expenses.

October 4th, 1994House debate

Elwin HermansonReform

Canada Grain Act  Also the amendments provide the authority to establish by the Canadian Grain Commission, subject to cabinet approval, a percentage limit on the value of the claim against the grain commission held security. The amendments make clear that the Canadian Grain Commission is only liable to producers who deal with Canadian Grain Commission licensees and who obtain the prescribed documents upon delivery of their grain only up to the amount of security posted.

October 4th, 1994House debate

Gordon KirkbyLiberal

Canadian Heritage  Unfortunately, today, only 30 per cent of the films seen by French movie goers are French productions. It is clear that France has lost control of its national production, while we in Quebec, thanks to the generous participation of the federal government, have been able to produce quality films and support French Canadian songwriters and composers.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Patrick GagnonLiberal

Canadian Heritage  Why is the federal government ignoring Quebec's jurisdiction over culture and language? My colleagues on this side of the House received a clear mandate to stand for the interests of Quebecers. Quebec's demands concerning cultural and linguistic jurisdiction are part of that mandate, and I will fight for them with conviction and determination.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Jean H. LerouxBloc

Department Of National Defence  Again I ask, will the Minister of National Defence commission an independent public inquiry into his department to clear up this matter and enable him to resolve any problems it reveals?

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Jack FrazerReform

Social Policy  The hon. member can rest assured that this government on this side of the House is not advocating the lion's bite as stated by the Reform Party to cut $15 billion, taking away student programs, taking away seniors' programs, taking away all the programs Canadians have grown accustomed to. Early on in the debate it was quite clear that the Reform Party only cares about who is paying. The Bloc Quebecois only cares about who controls. The only people who truly care about the quality of life of Canadians is the Liberal Party.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Maurizio BevilacquaLiberal

The Environment  Mr. Speaker, the note from my ministry made it quite clear that the Canadian government was on site and that the curtain which was supposed to contain the sediment was not functioning. That is the reason the operation did not begin. I personally contacted the administrator of the EP in the United States to advise her that the Canadian government was taking the very firm position that no dredging would go forth until we were satisfied that the technology was going to protect the environment and the health of Canadians.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Sheila CoppsLiberal

Department Of Canadian Heritage Act  Richmond magazine editor Anthony Choy agrees that government sanctioned segregation is no good for Canada. What seems to be clear is that there is an erosion of support for multiculturalism by the citizens of Canada. This erosion of support for the multicultural approach, particularly given that minorities themselves concur, does nothing to promote harmony and unity in Canada because it does not recognize that all Canadians are equal.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Jan BrownReform

Department Of Canadian Heritage Act  The aim of copyright legislation, for example, is to enable our authors, producers and performers to earn a decent living from their crafts and be fairly compensated for their work. Let us get one thing clear. After a very long period under the former government during which culture suffered from marginalization and was considered merely as a distraction, not to mention a luxury, we must bring back culture to the forefront of society's concerns, for it is essential to our identity, to our pride, to our unity and to our independence in international society.

October 3rd, 1994House debate

Michel DupuyLiberal

Department Of Public Works And Government Services Act  Every day we asked for information, but this department was never forthcoming. This is the patronage department. Let us be clear on that, there is no hiding it, this is a fact. The hon. member for St. Boniface is nodding in approval, how very interesting. I know you want to answer my question, so I will give you the opportunity to do so.

September 30th, 1994House debate

Monique GuayBloc

Department Of Public Works And Government Services Act  I do not want to prolong this unduly. I hope that I will not only get the support of Reform Party members, who indicated in a clear and honest way that they were ready to look at the bill with an open heart and an open mind, but that the hon. members from the Bloc will agree to reconsider what they said this morning and perhaps propose amendments that could improve the bill instead of simply making unsupported attacks against it.

September 30th, 1994House debate

Ronald J. DuhamelLiberal

Department Of Public Works And Government Services Act  Party policies in our party are initiated by the members and the party leadership acts as a clearing house to expedite debate and decisions at our assembly. Yes, we believe in service. That is the first principle that should pervade all levels of government. It is government of the people, for the people, by the people.

September 30th, 1994House debate

Ken EppReform

Privilege  Mulroney. I said it clearly, and he confirmed to me that he would send a letter to make things as clear as possible. Read the letter and you will see. He explained to me what had happened and I said that I would wait for his written reply before stating that I was happy with all the answers.

September 30th, 1994House debate

Jean ChrétienLiberal

National Unity  Mr. Speaker, in our party one thing is very clear and not very complicated. I told the Canadian people during the campaign that if they wanted to have Parliament discussing the Constitution all of the time not to vote for me. Now it is the Reform Party members who want to talk about the Constitution because when they try to talk about something else they are a complete failure.

September 30th, 1994House debate

Jean ChrétienLiberal