“Mr. Speaker, the legislation speaks for itself in the sense that we recognize the potential to build Canada strong for all by looking at how the space industry, our aerospace industry, our military industrial industries and post-secondary facilities would all, in one way or another, be directly impacted. We have an opportunity here to potentially generate thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in additional GDP contributions over the coming years. What we need is the framework within this legislation. Is the member committed to seeing the principle of the legislation pass through?”
Statement grade
B+
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Average 84 / 100
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Thanks 19%Claims 28%Reasoning 22%Promise 30%
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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 13 wordsI thank the member for both his ambition and his optimism around this.ThanksClaims · 19 wordsIf the bill does speak for itself, it does so very quietly, because it is quite thin on detail.Reasoning · 15 wordsYes, we agree with the members across the aisle that there is an opportunity here, Promise · 20 wordsand we look forward to probing that opportunity in committee and being able to put some substance on the bill.Vague promise
