“Mr. Speaker, I am glad to hear the hon. member recognize the importance of affordability at this particular time with regard to this particular measure, but I would like to know more. How come the member has refused to support so many other affordability measures that have come before Parliament, where he had an opportunity to support them but he chose each time not to?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 64 wordsif the member had listened to my speech, I encouraged every measure as welcome.Every measure that helps Canadians, Canadian families, Canadian workers or Canadian business is welcome.We Conservatives believe this bill is a half measure that would not give Canadian families and businesses the long-term relief they need.Only after months of Conservative pressure is the government now extending this temporary measure.1Promise · 55 wordsWe will continue to pressure the government until it gives Canadians real long-term relief and takes all the taxes off fuel.Vague promiseOne thing I would like to say is that we will welcome any ideas, and if they are willing to accept our ideas, they are also more than welcome to accept them to make—
