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Employment Insurance  Mr. Speaker, I think the speaking notes prepared for the hon. parliamentary secretary were intended for a different question. A year ago when Kanata's high tech sector was booming, the 21 day promise of performance was almost always met. Now that thousands of workers in Kanata a

September 28th, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Employment Insurance  Mr. Speaker, the publicly stated promise of performance for employment insurance states that when a Canadian loses his or her job, the claim should be processed in 21 days and the first benefit cheque should arrive shortly after that. In eastern Ontario the reality is a whole lo

September 28th, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

International Boundary Waters Treaty Act  Madam Speaker, I am rising today in the House to ask the Minister of Transport about the serious state of highway 7 which extends southwest from Ottawa and cuts through my riding of Lanark--Carleton. Highway 7 is the most direct route between Ottawa and Toronto. As such it is an

September 24th, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Customs Act  Madam Speaker, I object to the entire direction that the hon. member took during his speech; his references to goose stepping and American militarism. Maybe he was watching a different television feed than I was last week, but the United States was attacked. Several thousand Amer

September 21st, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Terrorism  Mr. Speaker, Nabil Al-Marabh, who had been connected with two of the World Trade Center hijackers, was under arrest in Canada but the IRB released him. The minister said that we cannot detain or deport persons on the basis of what she calls rumour and innuendo. The evidence agai

September 21st, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Terrorism  Mr. Speaker, I will repeat what the minister refers to as rumour and innuendo. This individual had been deported from Canada, had re-entered the country illegally, had been arrested carrying a false Canadian passport, citizenship card and SIN card and had been charged by U.S. aut

September 21st, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Supply  Mr. Speaker, of course the answer is yes. I came here with fewer illusions than some members because I had worked as an adviser on the Hill before being elected. I realized that private members had limited influence on the major agenda of the day. It struck me that it therefore m

June 12th, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Supply  Mr. Speaker, I will be splitting my time with the member for Yellowhead. It is a great pleasure to rise today to address the motion put forward by my hon. colleague from Yorkton—Melville. I wish to unequivocally state my 100% support for the motion. For the benefit of the vast a

June 12th, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Parliament Of Canada Act  Mr. Speaker, on June 27, 1788, the Virginia ratifying convention proposed a series of amendments to the draft federal constitution then before that body. It was understood by all participants in the debate over whether to ratify the proposed new constitution of the United States

June 7th, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Parliament Of Canada Act  Mr. Chairman, my congratulations to you for your remarkable ability to remember everyone when we are sitting in different seats. I want to return to what the government House leader was saying earlier. He expressed concern about the fact that he now earns less than his assistant

June 6th, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Supply  Madam Speaker, in his comments the hon. member for Winnipeg—Transcona seems to put a great deal of faith in future federal governments acting responsibly in the use of a spending power they have not used responsibly in the past. I am willing to accept that if the hon. member wer

May 31st, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Supply  Madam Speaker, I invite the member to check the record. We are not in favour of striking down the CHST. We are in favour of transferring some of the value of cash transfers to the provinces into tax points.

May 31st, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Supply  It says cash grants. It does not say all and it does not say some. My understanding is that if we can find a way of getting the government to be more generous with cash transfers we would be very happy about that. We will encourage that when we get the opportunity to do so. When

May 31st, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Supply  I guess it is not a mixed message to favour—

May 31st, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance

Supply  Madam Speaker, I cannot find the contradiction that the hon. member cites but I do point out that part of what a government does is legislate so that it cannot act in an irresponsible manner. That is why we have a constitution in the country. We make amendments to the constituti

May 31st, 2001House debate

Scott ReidCanadian Alliance