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Chak Au

97 words · 5 sentences · 7 clauses

Replying to Yves Perron (Bloc Québécois)
“Mr. Speaker, I am a bit surprised that my colleague seems unhappy and is saying that things are not moving fast enough. The changes being made with Bill C-39 are quite extraordinary. The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada is being stripped of its mandate to protect the environment, uphold the rights of indigenous peoples and emphasize collaboration, and the role of assessing pipeline projects is being transferred to the Canada Energy Regulator. The CER’s mandate is to keep energy moving safely and efficiently through pipelines. What does my Conservative colleague not like about that? It appears rather contradictory to me. We, on this side, do not agree with that, because we believe that it removes all environmental protections. I would like to hear his thoughts on that.”
Statement grade
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Average 94 / 100
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Claims 66%Reasoning 34%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 58 wordsactually I am not in favour of doing away with all of that legislation. As I have pointed out in my speech, the legislation already exists. The Canada Marine Act, the Canada Transportation Act and the port authorities national trade corridors fund are already in place.1 I am not arguing that we should get rid of that legislation. Reasoning · 33 wordsI am just saying that, if that legislation is not put into good implementation, we should reveal the implementation first, instead of just rushing through another new build that promises a one-year timeline, 2Logical leapClaims · 6 wordswhich is not going to happen.

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