“Mr. Speaker, one year ago, Canadians did not feel safe on their own streets. After a year of the same old Liberal government, they are now afraid in their own homes. In Cambridge, people are being attacked where they sleep. A 60-year-old senior was assaulted in his own home. A homeowner had his wallet taken while the offenders also tried to steal his car. In the middle of the night, a woman was sexually assaulted by a stranger who broke into her home. This is what happens when repeat offenders are let back out instead of being kept behind bars. Canadians are paying the price. How much worse does it have to get before these Liberals stop letting criminals cycle through the system and start keeping Canadians safe in their own homes?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 59 wordswe have been working aggressively to put forward many pieces of legislation, a record number, over eight pieces of legislation, in the House that address these issues and that address public safety, to make more changes to the Criminal Code of Canada than any other government has made.1We are strengthening bail laws and we are making sentences longer, 2Reasoning · 39 wordsbut the provinces also have to do their part.What we have heard is that many Crown attorneys dismiss charges, even to the point where we have seen prisoners accidentally released.3The provinces, too, have to resource their courtrooms.Partly on point
