“Mr. Speaker, even with the member’s background in the housing sector, I tend to disagree with her. At the end of the day, she tries to give the impression that the national government does not have a role, when in fact many of the things that the government is doing support the private sector. When we take a look at the Build Canada Homes corporation, after this legislation passes, hopefully, what we will see is the expansion of the modular home industry. In fact, we have already been seeing that. There are different ways the government can contribute to increasing the housing stock. Some of the assertions that the member made, for example, were around the costs. Let us remember that he has been Prime Minister for just over a year. Not only have we already seen the stabilization of housing prices in Canada, but in many areas, we have actually seen decreases. We have seen a decrease of rents. Obviously the government can make a difference. Would the member not agree that we need to have collaboration?”
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C+
The average of Signal, Relevance, Respect and Clarity is 78. The grade is held to 68, 30 above Signal.
68 / 100, held down by Signal
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Mr. Speaker, Aside · 11 wordsI am not sure if there was a question in there.AsidePositioning · 26 wordsConservatives believe in Canadians and in the private sector.Conservatives do not believe that we need another bureaucracy to solve the housing crisis in this country.PositioningClaims · 25 wordsWe regularly talk to stakeholders, experts in this space, and they tell us what they need.This is not the legislation they are asking for.Partly on point
