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Frank Caputo

249 words · 11 sentences · 17 clauses

Statement grade
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Average 93 / 100
A score under 50 is red. Choose a measurement to see where it lost points and why; choose it again to clear.
Greeting 6%Procedure 8%Claims 82%The ask 4%

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Madam Speaker, Greeting · 14 wordsit is always a pleasure to rise on behalf of the people of Kamloops—Thompson—Nicola, GreetingProcedure · 13 wordsand it is particularly important to me to rise today on this point.Procedure Claims · 19 wordsNumber one, Bailey’s law is languishing in the Senate.1 It should be passed by the Senate tomorrow or today, The ask · 10 wordsand I hope the hon. minister will help with that. Claims · 101 wordsNumber two, I have been quoted on this bill, Bill C-16, more times than I can count. The funny thing is that it is on the issue of the safety valve, and I do not think I have given a single speech on the issue of a safety valve on this bill.2 The Liberals, for years, mocked Conservatives when we talked about constitutionality and said that we were out to lunch, so between 2022 and 2024, I spoke about these issues.3 I did not assert and support government legislation when it came to Bill C-16 and give my imprimatur of approval.4 Procedure · 8 wordsI want that to be very, very clear.Procedure Claims · 84 wordsIn my comment here, I want to say very clearly that I believe my words have been misconstrued. If my words are going to be stated, the whole context of it should be stated, particularly when I was stating it with respect to sex offences against children, which the government refused to legislate for years and years.5 The last thing is that I would remind the hon. minister that it is not called “child pornography”; it is called “child sexual abuse and exploitation material”.6

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