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Questions Passed as Orders for Return With regard to the government’s decision to grant a travel exemption to family members of Meng Wanzhou: (a) on what date was the exemption granted; (b) which minister signed off on the exemption; (c) why was the exemption granted; (d) did the family members also receive an exempt
March 22nd, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Business of Supply Madam Speaker, I would like to thank the member for his insightful comments during his speech. I know that so far the debate has been somewhat muddying the waters around jurisdictional questions. I think we all understand that provinces have their own jurisdictions and that the
March 23rd, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Business of Supply Madam Speaker, I would like to ask the same question I asked another Bloc member earlier. I realize there are jurisdictional issues, but it just seems to me that the whole issue of reopening comes down to the rate of vaccination, in which Canada has seriously lagged behind other
March 23rd, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Business of Supply Madam Speaker, I have been listening to this debate carefully today, and government members consistently say there are jurisdictional issues and that we should not be telling the provinces what to do, because the provinces will have to decide what to do, and we should not be inte
March 23rd, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Petitions Madam Speaker, today I am presenting three petitions on behalf of concerned Canadians, all regarding the unrest, violence, human rights abuses and humanitarian crisis in the Tigray region of Ethiopia. These petitioners are requesting of the Government of Canada to, one, call for
March 24th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, would the government House leader agree with his Minister of National Defence at the defence committee on March 12 who, when asked, “Who is responsible and accountable for the failure of this allegation being investigated?”, replied, “Yes. I'm absolutely responsible”
March 25th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Business of Supply Mr. Speaker, earlier this week, I heard the government House leader, in response to multiple questions, say over and over that committees were “masters of their own work”. That seems to be a standard reply. In other words, committees can decide how to conduct their business. Howe
March 25th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2020 Madam Speaker, one of the very important aspects of this bill that the member neglected to comment on is the fact that it would actually increase the country's debt limit from roughly $1.1 trillion to $1.8 trillion. This is a sum equivalent to Canada's total combined debt in hist
April 12th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2020 Madam Speaker, I note that in the comments made by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Finance, he spoke pretty much about every aspect of Bill C-14 except the one that actually touches on his portfolio, which is the increase of the debt limit to $1.8 trillion. First
April 12th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
The Economy Mr. Speaker, to pay for raises, jet rides, payments to insiders and other lavish expenses, the Liberal government continues to increase taxes on Canadians who are just barely getting by. For some, a nice cold beer on a hot summer’s day was a relatively inexpensive comfort, but, s
April 12th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
Economic Statement Implementation Act, 2020 Madam Speaker, I would like to ask my colleague from Portneuf—Jacques-Cartier about part 7. Until 2020, the total cumulative debt of Canada was just over $700 billion. The bill before us, which is essentially buried into a COVID relief bill, would increase that debt limit from ro
April 14th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
The Budget Madam Speaker, my question is around credit ratings. Last June, Fitch downgraded our national credit rating. At the same time, S&P warned it could downgrade our credit rating over the next couple of years, “should the deterioration in the government's fiscal position become m
April 20th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
The Budget Madam Speaker, I want to talk about the child care promise in the context of the history of the government not being able to keep its promises. The Liberals promised to balance the budget by 2019. They promised electoral reform, elimination of boil water advisories, reduction of
April 20th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
The Budget Madam Speaker, the leader of the NDP really hit the nail on the head. We have a situation of a government that has a damning track record of making big promises and not keeping them, such as to balance the budget by 2019; electoral reform, which was a centrepiece of the 2015 camp
April 20th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative
The Budget Mr. Speaker, yesterday in her speech, the Minister of Finance basically said it would be irresponsible not to borrow hundreds of millions of dollars because interest rates were so low, completely ignoring the fact that interest rates will inevitably rise. Does the member think
April 20th, 2021House debate
Marty MorantzConservative