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Cathay Wagantall

102 words · 2 sentences · 4 clauses

Replying to Ruby Sahota (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, I have met many victims across this country and families who have lost loved ones to femicide, and they are very eager to see this bill go forward. There has been a lot of co-operation at the committee level, as well as amendments that have been accepted. Some were outside of the scope, however. I really wanted to know whether the Conservatives will be supporting this bill, which would be a large change and protect women’s rights and the rights of children.”
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Average 96 / 100
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Claims 88%Positioning 12%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 90 wordsI have to say I was really pleased to see some of the items in this bill with regard to protecting women when they are being attacked, and I am a little surprised, because when the government had opportunities to support private members’ bills, two of them mine, that would have given protections to women and recognized when they were being attacked simply because they are pregnant or, in a case where the attacker, a third party, knows they are pregnant, there was no recognition at all of that circumstance.1 Positioning · 12 wordsI call that a poor failure on the part of the government.Positioning

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