“Mr. Speaker, I just want to clarify something. The member earlier said that there are definitions in the bill for “launch”, “launch vehicle” and “re-entry vehicle”. The reality is that there is a transitional definition, and the minister can now call a “launch vehicle” anything. He could call it an orange if he wanted to. There is no real, permanent definition, in contrast to what he says. I would go forward to things that are absolutely not in there, which are the certification and operation of a launch re-entry vehicle, safety requirements and anything on national security. If the Liberals do not want to put it in the legislation, will they at least publish the draft regulations?”
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Positioning 16%Claims 84%
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 14 wordsI think my colleague for Northumberland—Clarke is familiar with how legislation and regulations work.MockeryClaims · 75 wordsWe bring legislation forward, and then regulations are developed under that.1I know there is a strong commitment to safety in this kind of work.The people and the professionals who are involved in this work take the safety pieces extremely seriously.It is part of a broader ecosystem of companies, in fact, that are working on this.The sovereign capabilities that we would be building through this act would take care of that situation.Partly on pointVague promise
