“Mr. Speaker, the member speaks about the Liberal commitment to bail reform, justice reform and listening to police and constituents. Would he not agree that we are here today because of Liberal policies that are soft on crime? We are here today because of Bill C‑75, the principle of restraint and bail reform; Bill C‑5 on mandatory minimums; and Bill C‑83, the “least restrictive environment”, which allows Paul Bernardo to be in a medium-security institution. The Liberal backbench voted against my legislation, Bill C‑232, so Paul Bernardo is allowed to stay in medium security. The Liberals talk a good game, but we know, truly, who they are. Why is the member here today dictating to us about this concern when they are actually fixing the problems they created?”
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 22 wordsI have two quick points.First, the member might not necessarily be aware of this, but let me tell him about it.ProcedureClaims · 34 wordsThe highest number of prisoner transfers from maximum security to medium security happened when his leader, today’s leader of the Conservative Party, was in government.1That is the reality.Unearned certaintyNow they are in opposition, Positioning · 22 wordsand they have other ideas.It is truly amazing.They say one thing in opposition and another when they are in government.PositioningClaims · 54 wordsSecond, I can assure the member that this Prime Minister was elected only just over a year ago.2The member might want to bring up the previous years, but he cannot accuse this Prime Minister and this government, which was elected just over a year ago, when we have over 70 new Liberal MPs.3