“Mr. Speaker, what I find interesting from the member opposite, who also sits on the committee with me, is the fact that he said he is not buying what we are selling, though we worked in collaboration with their team to bring the bill forward as quickly as possible. Maybe he could help all members of the House let Canadians know which parts of the bill he supports and which he does not support.”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 55 wordsthere are a couple of issues that are certainly a bit problematic.I laid that out in my speech.1I trust that my colleague, who sits on the committee, was also there when we were asking specific questions about just how third party funding is still allowed to happen in the general elections of Canada.Positioning · 15 wordsOur position as Conservatives is that we should be clamping down on that even more.PositioningReasoning · 72 wordsIs it being clamped down on a bit more than it was before?Yes, it is.Has it gone far enough?No, it has not.Are there still issues with the commissioner of elections potentially having a bit too much power and authority now, without having a second set of eyes like a judge or somebody?The amount of administrative penalty that can be levied right now is certainly a bit problematic.Claims · 24 wordsObviously, we are happy with what has happened with the longest ballot committee, 2but we think more could have been done there as well, Partly on pointThe ask · 16 wordsand it would be nice if we could finally get that foreign interference registry stood up.3
