“Mr. Speaker, Conservatives will take no lessons from these Liberals on tough-on-crime policies. After 10 years of these Liberals, violent crime in this country has gone up 55%. What did the Liberal government do? It brought bail, not jail for repeat violent offenders. It gutted mandatory minimums. Canadians want to give law enforcement officers the tools they need to catch the bad guys and put them behind bars. What they do not want to see is government overreach, adding surveillance on law-abiding Canadians. Conservatives support getting part 1 of Bill C-22 passed swiftly, but we need changes to protect Canadians’ privacy. Instead of listening, these Liberals are forcing this through with no further scrutiny—”
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 12 wordsmy hon. colleague says he will take no lessons from the government.ProcedureThe question · 34 wordsWill he take lessons from the head of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, who told me that he has been working on lawful access for more than 30 years in this country?1Claims · 33 wordsHe said it is the number one tool that he needs to combat extortion in this country, to combat the scourge of child sexual exploitation and abuse material and to tackle organized crime.2Procedure · 6 wordsThe hon. member also mentioned bail.ProcedureClaims · 42 wordsI would point out to him that as of two nights ago, Canada has new laws.3We have reformed the bail system.4We are reforming the sentencing system.We are implementing a public safety agenda that has not been seen in generations.Partly on point
