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James Bezan

135 words · 5 sentences · 6 clauses

Replying to Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, I really enjoyed my colleague’s speech. My question is quite simple. If it were possible to make just one amendment to this bill, is there a particularly important one that my colleague would want to immediately make to the bill? If so, what is it?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 123 wordsthe key pieces of the bill that we have to maintain are clause 7 and clause 8 as the bill came back from committee and report stage. Those clauses would instill and enshrine the rights of choice for victims of military sexual misconduct and military sexual assault. Those choices, especially as they fall under the definition of sexual assault in the Criminal Code, would need to be dealt with in both systems. With regard to what clause 7 and clause 8 would do now, with the amendments brought forward by the Minister of National Defence, the minister would be taking away all authority and all investigative and prosecutorial powers from the military and giving them solely to civilian courts and civilian police forces.1 Positioning · 12 wordsThat is a travesty, and it ignores the rights of the victims.PositioningOff point

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