“Madam Speaker, my colleague mentioned earlier that, in 2014, the Harper government released a framework that put Canadian sovereignty and national security at the forefront of space policy. Under the Liberal government, we have a bill that does not include a single explicit national security test for launches. The Liberal government is asking us to trust its discretion instead of putting a law in place to stop hostile foreign actors from launching satellites over our Arctic. Could my hon. colleague expand on the concerns about this?”
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Madam Speaker, Claims · 32 wordsI am going to paraphrase the New York Times saying that democracy dies under darkness.Off pointWhen we have darkness and opaque processes, and the discretion of one particular minister who has market-distorting—Partly on point
