“Mr. Speaker, I appreciate many of the words the member has put on the record with respect to such an important issue. I would like to highlight in my question and comment the bravery and the courage this would have taken for survivors, individuals who have gone through this experience and who have continued to raise the profile of the issue to such a degree that we actually have legislation before us now that I anticipate will pass, at the very latest, after the second hour of debate. Could the member provide his thoughts in terms of recognizing those outstanding individual Canadians?”
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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 46 wordsI would like to thank the government for supporting this piece of legislation, 1and not only this piece of legislation, Bill S-228, but also the previous version that was lost when Parliament prorogued during the last Parliament, 2which is now coming up on a year ago.3ThanksClaims · 78 wordsYes, survivors’ speaking about this was something that meant reliving a lot of trauma for a lot of people.It was not easy in a lot of circumstances for the witnesses, the survivors, to come forward to speak about it openly and on camera.It was very difficult for them.However, they drew on that courage and wanted to ensure that future generations were not impacted by this.They wanted to ensure that there is a correction here.Reasoning · 15 wordsThis shows the importance of the topic, and it speaks to the courage of survivors.
