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Prince Edward Island Fixed Link  My point is, and this may surprise my hon. friend the minister, who was furiously defending the government's position against the opposition he anticipated from the Bloc Quebecois, my point is that the Bloc Quebecois takes a very positive view of this project, and it is too bad the minister wasted precious ministerial time and energy which would have been better spent on other issues, since after due consideration, the Bloc Quebecois, feels the economics are sound, the financial structures make sense and there is an element of fairness added to the Canadian federation as it exists today. If we look at the economics, it is clear a bridge will increase economic activity on the Island, that tourism will increase, and by the way, I did not wait for the minister's cordial invitation to visit Prince Edward Island.

February 15th, 1994House debate

Lucien BouchardBloc

Criminal Code  As a member from an area that is interested in and very concerned about the same issue I am sure he too is following the activities of such organizations as the Fisheries Resource Conservation Council. It has been fairly clear in the advice it has given to the department, the government and other organizations so constructed and so intentioned. The point the hon. member is making is a valid one that I am sure would be taken into consideration.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Fred MifflinLiberal

Criminal Code  I would like to know today when the government will bring back the court challenges program as promised in the speech from the throne. I want a clear commitment that it will cover court challenges to legislation which restricts or rescinds language rights.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Warren AllmandLiberal

Criminal Code  We also say that any doubt whatsoever is going to be given to the police officer. This is very clear in the provision as it relates to penitentiaries. It was stated by the member for Scarborough earlier today that only certain guards in penitentiaries are armed. The fact is they are armed for a reason.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Russell MacLellanLiberal

Criminal Code  I hold him in high regard and appreciate the sincerity of his comments. To answer specifically from my point of view, the limits are quite clear. Referring to the events in Montreal and Toronto as I recall them the people involved were ordered by the police to stop and chose not to. That is where the problem lies. Somewhere society has the idea that when the police order someone to do something, it is all right to try to play cops and robbers and try to get away.

February 14th, 1994House debate

John CumminsReform

Criminal Code  Without limits or criteria, it would be difficult for me to appreciate the consequences of their actions and that worries me. On the contrary, if the limits are clear, if there is a definite rule to follow and if I am comfortable with this rule, like I am with the rule proposed in this bill, I will be in a better position to appreciate the behaviour of the police under these extreme circumstances.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Pierre De SavoyeBloc

Criminal Code  The Concordia incident proves that that kind of situation cannot be solved by the use of force but by precise and clear agreements between various interested parties. It should be recalled that in that precise case, there was no agreement in force between two sovereign countries, namely Canada and the United States.

February 14th, 1994House debate

BenoƮt SauvageauBloc

Criminal Code  Are Canadians happy to see more restrictions placed on police officers? I do not believe they are. They have made that clear right across this country. We are going to be answering as parliamentarians many, many questions relating to crime and the way things are going with regard to criminal offences in this country.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Art HangerReform

Criminal Code  Mr. Speaker, I congratulate the hon. member on his speech. It was clear and certainly put his point across. I would like to ask him two question with respect to points he raised. He is concerned that police may not be protected sufficiently by the proposed legislation and made a reference to consultation not being adequate or at all.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Morris BodnarLiberal

Criminal Code  The public is enraged every time an innocent child is killed or molested. The public is enraged when the courts grant asylum to the likes of Charles Ng. These are clear messages and the government is not heeding them. Instead it introduces a bill which casts doubt on legitimate use of force by police. This reflects very misplaced priorities indeed. In closing, this bill is court inspired rather than people inspired.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Art HangerReform

Recall Of Members Of Parliament  Recently myself and other members of the Reform Party have been contacted by constituents of an Ontario riding seeking our help in resolving the problem of their representation in the House. They have come to us requesting action, knowing the Reform Party's clear position on recall of members of Parliament. In light of the fact that constituents and the Liberal, Reform, Conservative and NDP constituency associations in this riding are organizing in an attempt to force a byelection, when will the Prime Minister recognize and support the merits of recall?

February 14th, 1994House debate

Leon BenoitReform

Manpower Training  Can the Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs tell this House whether he agrees with the Quebec minister of employment that manpower is an extension of education and therefore, that Quebec's jurisdiction is clear?

February 14th, 1994House debate

Francine LalondeBloc

Social Policy Reform  I think many Canadians will find that hard to swallow, given that it was the federal government that changed on October 25 and not the civil service. The minister should be clear to Canadians that he and his colleagues when in opposition vigorously opposed the Tory proposals, but now in government he and his party appear to be supporting those very same proposals.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Chris AxworthyNDP

Taxation  Speaker, I visited my riding this weekend and I must report to you and through you to the finance minister that the message I received was clear. People are prepared to see a fair and equitable cut in services but do not, and I repeat do not, want to see taxes raised or the tax base broadened. I pride myself in being able to understand and work with people and I must state today that my constituents feel that any increase in taxation will sew the seeds for the financial ruin of this great country.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Bob MillsReform

Criminal Code  I will take the extreme case to illustrate the point. That is not always so when the lines of delineation are not all that clear. The case is raised for example about the hypothetical doughnut thief. If the peace officers found a thief in the act he would perhaps would be entitled to arrest without a warrant. If no other means were available he would be entitled to use lethal force to prevent the escape.

February 14th, 1994House debate

Paul ForsethReform