Analysis · Floor speech · beta

Dan Mazier

285 words · 14 sentences · 16 clauses

Statement grade
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Average 89 / 100
A score under 50 is red. Choose a measurement to see where it lost points and why; choose it again to clear.
Greeting 4%Procedure 17%Claims 64%Promise 7%The question 9%

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Mr. Speaker, Greeting · 10 wordsit is always an honour to do the late show.Greeting Procedure · 19 wordsI want to begin with a brief comment, given that we are discussing the work of the health committee.Procedure Claims · 124 wordsWe just received word that the CEO and president of Canada Health Infoway, Michael Green, has been fired by the Infoway board.1 As Canadians are finding out, Canada Health Infoway is a taxpayer-funded organization the Liberals funnelled $300 million through to run the failed PrescribeIT program.2 This news comes just hours after Conservatives uncovered that Mr. Green pocketed over $830,000 in taxpayer-funded compensation last year, 3which included a maximum performance bonus of over $215,000.4 The only reason Michael Green was fired from Canada Health Infoway is that Conservatives exposed the Liberals’ $300-million PrescribeIT failure. The health minister had every tool to audit and evaluate Infoway, but instead she let the CEO of a failing program pocket millions in taxpayer-funded compensation, including maximum performance bonuses. Promise · 19 wordsConservatives will not stop investigating PrescribeIT until we find out where every dollar went and who else got rich.Vague promise Procedure · 23 wordsWe are not here to discuss the $300-million PrescribeIT scandal, though. We are here to discuss the $1.5-billion interim federal health program scandal.7Procedure Claims · 58 wordsThanks to my colleague from Red Deer, Conservatives have uncovered that the Liberals have spent more than $275 million on health benefits for asylum seekers whose claims were rejected by the government’s own Immigration and Refugee Board.58 According to the Liberal government, rejected asylum claimants remain eligible for deluxe health benefits like physiotherapy, home care and speech therapy.6 Procedure · 6 wordsAs such, my question is simple.Procedure The question · 26 wordsDoes the Liberal member believe it is fair that a rejected asylum claimant receives better taxpayer-funded health benefits than the Canadians who are paying for them?

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