“Mr. Speaker, what planet does the minister live on? It is all talk, no results. Last year, we had one violent crime every 50 seconds in our country. This summer, multiple police officers were shot and killed. The U.S. consulate was shot at again. Synagogues are being shot at. Festivals are being shot at. A senior, Lillian, 73 years old, standing in her driveway in London, was stabbed to death randomly and unprovoked. That is what is happening in this country, thanks to failed Liberal policies, and this out-of-touch minister expects and wants Canadians to believe that everything is fine. When will the Liberals get serious, lock up the criminals and bring back—”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 15 wordsI have outlined some of the changes that we made to the criminal justice system, Partly on pointProcedure · 16 wordsbut let me also take this opportunity to share some statistics for the member opposite’s information: ProcedureClaims · 32 wordsExtortion is down 10%.1Firearm offences are down 14%.2Homicides are down 15%.3Child sexual abuse and exploitation is down 21%.4Auto theft is down 19%.5We have more work to do, Vague promisePromise · 23 wordsbut I can assure members that the changes we have put in place will ensure the continued safety and security of all Canadians.