Royal Canadian Mounted Police  Madam Speaker, I do not accept the hon. member's premise that this budget targets the salaries of RCMP constables. The budget deals with a freeze of salaries of public servants generally while maintaining their employment which is not the case for a lot of people in the private

Royal Canadian Mounted Police  Madam Speaker, I again reject the premise of the hon. member's question. The budget is not an attack on RCMP constables or any group of public servants. However, I will be happy to review this matter with the President of the Treasury Board. I have greater confidence

Bowden Institute  Mr. Speaker, I do not accept the hon. member's premise underlying his question that what is happening is necessarily a waste. I will look into it and get back to the hon. member. We are very interested in sound expenditure of taxpayers' funds and that is the starting point

Points Of Order   not in any way accepting the premise of the hon. member's point of order.

Security Intelligence Review Committee  Mr. Speaker, I reject the premise and innuendo of the hon. member's question. The SIRC was created by an act of this Parliament to operate at arm's length from the government, from Parliament itself and from CSIS. I really question why he thinks a subcommittee of this House

Royal Canadian Mounted Police  Mr. Speaker, access to the RCMP's premises in Montreal is an internal management matter that concerns the RCMP. It is a prerogative of the commanding officer, Deputy Commissioner Thivierge, and not a matter for which the Solicitor General is directly responsible. As I just said

Minister Of Canadian Heritage  Mr. Speaker, I do not accept the premise of the hon. member's question. Ministers take part in fundraising activities just as the leader of that party takes part in fundraising activities. It is a normal part of the political process in this country to take part in fundraising

Minister Of Canadian Heritage  Mr. Speaker, again I do not accept the premise of the hon. member's question. It is clear when it comes to this topic that it is not the hon. member's strong suit.

G-7 Summit  Mr. Speaker, I totally reject the premise of the hon. member's question. The face we are showing at the summit is that of a bilingual, proud and united country. The hon. member's attempt to tarnish this image of unity is regrettable.

Ethic Counsellor  Mr. Speaker, first I do not accept the accuracy of the innuendos and allegations in the premise of the hon. member's question. Second, the Prime Minister has said that in a parliamentary system he has to take the ultimate responsibility for his cabinet and he cannot evade

Sydney Tar Ponds  Mr. Speaker, I do not accept in any way the premises, insinuations or innuendoes of any part of the hon. member's questions. On behalf of the Minister of the Environment, I will take those parts of the question that are in order as notice and endeavour to get the hon. member

Correctional Service Canada   also say in this connection that I want to make sure my hon. friend and all his party recognize that we appreciate very much his leader's good wishes of a few minutes ago, but of course we reject the unacceptable premise to his leader's question.

Correctional Services  Mr. Speaker, the hon. member has raised an important issue. We are currently reviewing the report he referred to, but I am not ready right now to accept the premise to his question.

Cornwallis Park Development Agency  I will follow your admonition most closely, Mr. Speaker. I will say simply that I do not accept in any way what I consider to be the unwarranted insinuations and premise in the hon. member's question. I do not see why his question should start out with an unwarranted attack

Cornwallis Park Development Agency  Mr. Speaker, in answering this question I want to make it clear that I do not accept in any way the premise, the insinuations or innuendos in the hon. member's question. This matter will be looked into by the minister responsible for ACOA and he will be in a position to report