“Mr. Speaker, by moving this motion, the government is shutting down debate about the very underpinnings of our democracy: our elections. There are a number of concerns that I could have raised. There are some positive things in here. For example, when it comes to foreign influence, there are some positive steps, but it still remains open in terms of so-called third parties being able to bring in foreign influence to engage in partisan activity. Does the member find it ironic that the government is shutting down debate on the very underpinnings of our democracy in an anti-democratic way like this?”
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 20 wordsperhaps my hon. friend did not hear my earlier answer to his colleague when I spoke of the great collaboration.ProcedureThanks · 26 wordsI want to end where I began, by thanking colleagues from all corners of the House of Commons for coming together on this very important bill, ThanksClaims · 18 wordswhich I am sure will get a very important number of votes as we go through third reading.Partly on point
