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Chak Au

23 words · 1 sentences · 1 clauses

Replying to Elizabeth May (Green)
“Mr. Speaker, I am glad to join the debate briefly and ask my friend from Richmond a question. This entire debate around the environmental impacts is as though Bill C-5 never passed. Bill C-5 says the government can break any law it wants to, including the Species at Risk Act or the Impact Assessment Act, if a project is of national interest. I know my Conservative colleagues may not agree with me that this is a bad thing, but I wonder if the Conservative caucus has noticed that Bill C-5 would be on top of Bill C-39.”
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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 23 wordsas I repeatedly said, we do not need another layer of bureaucracy, papers and legislation in order to build faster and more responsibly.

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