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Jamie Schmale

146 words · 8 sentences · 9 clauses

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Average 89 / 100
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Claims 47%Positioning 26%The ask 27%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 69 wordsBritish Columbians are increasingly concerned about the security of private property rights. Following the Cowichan decision, many Canadians were looking for clear assurances from the federal government about the stability of fee simple ownership and the implications for homeowners across British Columbia.1 Instead, questions remain about the government’s approach in court and about agreements reached with the Musqueam nation, 2which some homeowners and stakeholders believe have added further uncertainty. Positioning · 38 wordsConservatives believe reconciliation should proceed in a way that provides transparency, certainty and fairness for all. We respect indigenous rights. We respect the Constitution. We recognize the importance of meaningful reconciliation and the need to address historical wrongs.Positioning The ask · 39 wordsThat is why Conservatives are calling on the government to provide greater certainty and clarity on how private property rights will be protected to ensure future agreements give homeowners certainty and to restore confidence in Canada’s land title system.

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