“Mr. Speaker, the Liberals are saying that they are putting forward legislation in an attempt to make Canada safer, to be harder on criminals and to support victims of crime. However, in my own city of Calgary, in the last 10 days alone, we have had four shootings. What this is indicating to me is that Canada, under Liberal rule, is not any safer. I am really beginning to question, as I am sure many Canadians are, and I know certainly Calgarians are, if the legislation that the Liberal government has been putting forward for 10 years now is really contributing to a safer Canada. I would like to know what the member thinks about that.”
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Average 91 / 100
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Procedure 6%Claims 54%Reasoning 41%
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 4 wordsI will be honest.ProcedureClaims · 67 wordsSo much more has to be done to protect women and children from violence and from domestic violence and abuse.There is no question that more needs to be done.This bill is bringing forward and would essentially be providing a generational approach to reforming the Criminal Code to do, as much as possible, more than has been done in the past generation to support these issues.Procedure · 3 wordsIt never stops.ProcedureReasoning · 51 wordsWe have to continue addressing the issues as they evolve, Vague promiseas technology evolves, as the judicial systems evolve and as instances of violence evolve.We have to keep going, but I do see in this legislation that the most we could do would be done, Vague promiseand that does not stop today.
