“Madam Speaker, it is estimated that with the passage of the legislation, we could see something actually taking place in Canada as early as 2028. It is an ambitious goal, but it can be achieved. The legislation, in itself, plays a critical role in hitting that particular goal. I am wondering if the member from the Bloc could give an indication of how they see the legislation going through the House.”
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Madam Speaker, Promise · 27 wordsin response to my colleague’s question about how I see this moving forward, I would say that I hope it will progress fairly quickly in the House.Claims · 138 wordsWe often focus on the big picture in the House.We tend to pay less attention to the details and concentrate more, shall we say, on the broader issues.Partly on pointAs for how things will proceed at the committee stage, that will depend on the witnesses who are called to appear and on what we learn.At the moment, I think we are at the stage of sorting out the details.The government has admitted this itself, given that this is the first bill of its kind to be introduced.1In fact, there is no legal framework specifically for the aerospace sector.2At the moment, we are simply relying on the laws that apply to air travel and aeronautics.3As the government itself is still in its infancy, we cannot claim to be any further ahead than the government.Aside · 8 wordsAt least, I hope that is the case.Aside
