“Mr. Speaker, CBC is reporting that the Liberals will change the rules for resource development and pipeline approvals to allegedly try to speed them up, but we have been here before. Last year they promised big projects at speeds never seen before. If the minister were right, we would have projects coming out of everywhere, but in that year, no project has been approved in the national interest and nothing has been fast-tracked. Not one anti-resource development law or tax has been removed. It is beginning to feel a little like Alice in Wonderland, in which the rule is, “pipeline tomorrow, pipeline yesterday, but never a pipeline today.” If that is not the case, will the minister tell us when the next pipeline will be approved?”
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Claims 89%Procedure 4%Positioning 7%
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 86 wordsif the member took the cotton out of his ears, he would have heard there was a pipeline being built from Taylor to Gordondale.1He would have heard there was an expansion of the largest pipeline system in British Columbia.2He would have heard there was $8 billion being spent in Goose Bay.3He would have heard there was $500 million being spent on a new wind farm in Nova Scotia.4He would have heard about the new transmission line between Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.5Procedure · 4 wordsI could keep going.ProcedurePositioning · 7 wordsThey should listen a little more carefully.Positioning
