“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, Aside · 12 wordsone might say the question is whether the speaker is working properly.AsideReasoning · 20 wordsI would simply say that if we have a competitive market with a proper regulatory structure, good things will happen, Off pointClaims · 17 wordsbut right now, insiders and those who would exploit our national security gaps put us at risk.Partly on point
