“Mr. Speaker, I would like my colleague to tell us more about her intention to work toward convincing the government to reinstate the digital services tax. Earlier, I was talking about the Conservative Party’s pathetic obsequiousness. I think the same thing happened with the Liberal Party last year. To avoid ruffling feathers south of the border, the government decided not to tax a percentage of the revenue of the digital giants, even though they are making money here by using our cultural products, and even though our cultural industry needs that money. How far is my colleague willing to go to convince her government to reinstate the digital services tax?”
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Positioning 59%Claims 41%
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 31 wordsI think that being a spokesperson within the government to continue promoting Canadian and Quebec culture is very important to me and to all the members from Quebec who are here.PositioningClaims · 26 wordsOf course, we have worked with everyone in the House so that we can continue promoting the investments we made in Canadian culture in recent budgets.1Vague promisePositioning · 7 wordsThese were rather historic investments, after all.PositioningPartly on point
