“Mr. Speaker, the first thing that happened last week when the majority of seats came to the Liberal Party was that, in collaboration, we passed a Conservative motion. Today we have before us a very important piece of legislation that would transfer files from the military justice system into the civilian justice system, which is a reflection of a report that was provided to the government a while ago. The report made it clear that this is what was being requested by an incredible individual. Based on the member’s comments, does he support at all having the civilian process deal with military sexual abuse files?”
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Claims 77%Procedure 23%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 43 wordswe support choice for the victims in where they can see the quickest route to justice.Right now the civilian system is really clogged up.What we believe in is choice, not just for victims in Canada but also internationally in the military.Procedure · 13 wordsYou made reference to the report.You mentioned a few times Madam Arbour—1Procedure
