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Kyle Seeback

163 words · 10 sentences · 11 clauses

Replying to Martin Champoux (Bloc Québécois)
“Madam Speaker, I thank my Conservative colleague for his remarks, his comments and his speech. Since he was elected in 2025, we have seen this Prime Minister acting as if he could not care less about parliamentary procedure. He has his objective, so he is going ahead and trampling on just about every established procedure and tradition, and that is very worrisome. This bill raises some serious concerns about democracy. My colleagues talked about this earlier. Yes, this bill will end up in committee. Yes, the Conservatives and the Bloc Québécois will make suggestions to improve this bill as much as possible, since it goes much too far in many areas. We have been pointing that out from the beginning. However, this government, with its arrogant attitude and its manufactured majority, will probably adopt the same attitude in committee. I would like to know whether my colleague agrees with me and whether he shares my concern that the work we will have to do on this very serious bill, with its far-reaching consequences, will ultimately amount to very little progress in committee because of this arrogant government.”
Statement grade
A+
Average 96 / 100
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Claims 60%The ask 29%Positioning 10%

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Madam Speaker, Claims · 67 wordsI would agree with the member. The Prime Minister has shown remarkable contempt for Parliament. He shows up to answer barely any questions in the chamber.1 The Liberals ram pieces of legislation through. They use programming motions to make sure there is very little debate on them.2 We have received no commitment from the Liberals that there will be ample days to study the bill at committee. The ask · 48 wordsI would love to get a commitment that says that if we want 25 or 30 witnesses from the union movement to come talk about this piece of legislation, the Liberals will agree that they would all get to give their comments before they rush it through committee. Claims · 14 wordsWe have heard none of these things, and the silence on that is deafening. Positioning · 17 wordsI suspect we will once again see that they do not have respect for the parliamentary process.Positioning Claims · 17 wordsThey will rush the bill through to committee and leave it the way it is without amendments.

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