“Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague from Saint‑Jean for her excellent speech. I completely agree with her. She raised some points and shared new figures. Well, they were new to me, at least. The member showed that the committees are not an obstacle to progress here in the House. I thank her for that. Was there anything else my colleague wanted to add?”
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A+
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Average 96 / 100
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Procedure 12%Claims 69%Reasoning 19%
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 15 wordsthis gives me an opportunity to talk a little more about how I see things.ProcedureClaims · 54 wordsThe government seems to want to change the composition of committees not in response to a past problem but rather because it wants to anticipate future problems it might encounter.It wants to give itself all the flexibility it needs to ram bills and motions through and to prevent studies from being carried out.Reasoning · 24 wordsThat will not necessarily be in the best interests of the people, who would otherwise be duly represented by their representatives in the House.Claims · 32 wordsThe government wants to give itself free rein to do whatever it wants.It will be, as they say in a language we occasionally hear in Parliament, “my way or the highway”.
