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Jean-Denis Garon

155 words · 9 sentences · 11 clauses

Replying to Elizabeth May (Green)
“Madam Speaker, I want to thank my friend, the member for Mirabel, for pointing out in his speech that I was also present at the Standing Committee on Finance during the 30 hours when the committee was effectively deadlocked. It is not the fault of the committee members. Does my colleague agree that the root of the problem is that we are seized with an omnibus budget bill containing a hidden clause that applies to an entirely separate matter, namely pesticides? That is why we are angry now about the idea of another closure.”
Statement grade
B+
Average 81 / 100
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Claims 34%Reasoning 11%Positioning 15%Thanks 25%The ask 15%

This view breaks the statement into its steps and names what each one does.

Madam Speaker, Claims · 33 wordswe made sure that the House recognized that the air passenger complaints issue had nothing to do with budgetary policy. The same goes for pesticides: They have nothing to do with budgetary policy. Reasoning · 6 wordsThere should be a separate vote. Positioning · 23 wordsIn the face of all of these obstructionist tactics, we need to take the high road during debate and stick to the facts.Positioning Claims · 9 wordsI abstained from voting on all these dilatory motions.1 Reasoning · 11 wordsI abstained from voting because I thought that they were ridiculous, Claims · 11 wordsand it is true that it was a waste of time.Partly on point Thanks · 38 wordsNow, I think that the member from the Green Party has some valid points to present to the committee. I think that she has the right to speak and that her concerns align with ours in many respects.Thanks The ask · 24 wordsI hope that she will have an opportunity to speak to this during the time we have left for debate under the closure motion.

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