“Mr. Speaker, what an out-of-touch answer. Unlike that minister, I was a parole officer. Unlike that minister, I attended Constable Baylis’s killer’s parole hearing. Unlike that minister, I voted to change the hearing interval from two years to five years. If that minister wants to put his money where his mouth is, I have a proposal. Why does he not join me, Constable Baylis’s family and the Toronto Police Association? Let us have a meeting. He can look them in the eye and say exactly what he just said to the House. Will he have that meeting, yes or no?”
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Positioning 31%Claims 69%
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Mr. Speaker, Positioning · 9 wordsit is unfortunate that the issue is being politicized.PositioningHidden agencyClaims · 20 wordsI have met with the Toronto Police Association on a number of occasions.1I have also met with their counsel— 2Partly on pointSome hon. members: Oh, oh!