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Patty Hajdu

88 words · 3 sentences · 8 clauses

Replying to Sébastien Lemire (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, what do they have to hide? The Liberals have just proven that a public inquiry is absolutely necessary. They know that Cúram is causing problems with the processing of OAS pensions because they are spending an additional $451 million to fix the problem. They know that there have been cost overruns. They have just added to them. In short, they have proven that the two problems are real and that they have been aware of them for years, even when former prime minister Justin Trudeau was in office. However, as recently as Monday, the Liberals were still filibustering at the Standing Committee on Public Accounts to hide information. What do they have to hide? When will they hold an independent public inquiry?”
Statement grade
A+
Average 95 / 100
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Claims 100%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 88 wordsI have been in front of committee at least twice talking about this, 1and our officials have also appeared at committee to talk about Cúram.2 We are, as the member opposite knows, within budget, 3and we are proceeding exactly as the member opposite has urged us to do, Vague promisewhich is with urgency, to make sure that people are not on wait-lists and that the most urgent cases are seen. We have seen a decline by at least 20,000 cases on the waiting list, 4and more are to come.

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