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David Bexte

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Replying to Burton Bailey (Conservative)
“Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his strong speech. After years of Liberal soft-on-crime policies that drove violent crimes up, Canadians are sadly paying the price in their communities every day, as he spoke of in his speech. Conservatives improved Bill C‑14 with key amendments in the House, but the majority Liberal, Trudeau-appointed Senate has once again watered it down, prioritizing criminals’ rights over public safety. Will my colleague join me in calling on the government to reject these weakening Senate amendments and restore the strong public safety version that Conservatives helped build?”
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Mr. Speaker, The ask · 25 wordsI absolutely and unreservedly will join this member in calling for this legislation to be passed in the original form without the amendment as proposed.

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