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Rebecca Alty

97 words · 6 sentences · 6 clauses

Replying to Marilène Gill (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, the minister said that one of our responsibilities is to explain complexity. I would add that another of our responsibilities is to clear up any grey areas surrounding a topic so that the public, Quebeckers and Canadians can clearly understand it. Today, we are debating a Conservative motion. In a few minutes, I will speak to the Bloc Québécois’s position on that motion. Would the minister be willing to have this matter discussed by the Standing Committee on Indigenous and Northern Affairs, for example? By the way, the committee never shut down this idea. A motion was tabled, and I heard someone say a while ago that it had been shut down, but it was never shut down. That means it can be done. In fact, when certain items of business were being granted priority this morning, the Conservatives did not bring this motion forward. I simply want to correct the information provided earlier. I would therefore like to know whether the minister would allow us to find a way to discuss this matter, perhaps in committee, for everyone’s benefit.”
Statement grade
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Average 90 / 100
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Reasoning 30%Claims 10%Promise 52%Procedure 8%

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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 18 wordsindeed, I think that there is an opportunity here to discuss how we can improve awareness about treaties. Claims · 10 wordsThere is a lot of disinformation and denialism about history.Partly on point Promise · 24 wordsWe would love it if the committee could take this opportunity to look into how we can improve awareness about treaties and residential schools. Procedure · 8 wordsI think it would be a good exercise.Procedure Promise · 26 wordsIt would also be a good idea to look at how we can address the issue of aboriginal title, since there are numerous examples across Canada. Reasoning · 11 wordsHow can we explain this better and educate Canadians on this?Partly on point

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