“Mr. Speaker, this goes back to April 2025, when Canadians elected a minority government to provide oversight, accountability and transparency so that the opposition parties could hold them to account and provide that oversight. What we have seen since this manufactured, transactional majority is that this heavy-handed hammer has come down on this place, which has limited all other parties’ ability, as an opposition, to do that. I am wondering if the hon. member would speak to the impact this is having, not only on our parliamentary democracy, but on the decline of democracy in general.”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 42 wordsI think it is yet another erosion of the rights of Canadians.The same that we see in bills like this, in Bill C-11, Bill C-18, Bill C-9, Bill C-8 and Bill C-34 to some extent, 1although we are still studying it.2Reasoning · 15 wordsThis is an erosion of democracy, and it limits the participation of many in democracy.Claims · 33 wordsWe hear every single day from our constituents, asking why we cannot do something about it.It is because they shut down debate, they shut off the cameras and they shut down committees.3
