“Mr. Speaker, earlier this month in Richmond Hill, multiple armed suspects forced their way into a family home, assaulted the residents and opened fire in the house with a gun. Families in my community should not have to wake up wondering whether violent armed criminals will be kicking down their door next. After years of Liberal soft-on-crime policies, it is arrest by day and bail by night. All Canadians are hearing is plenty of Liberal talk, but no results. When will the Liberals keep Canadians safe and repeal weak Liberal bail, house arrest and catch-and-release to lock up extortionists, human traffickers, car thieves, burglars and violent criminals?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 45 wordsas members are aware, earlier this year we passed an amount of transformational legislation that speaks to criminal justice reform.1First and foremost, we have Bill C-14, which strengthens bail as well as sentencing, 2and Bill C-16, which ensures the rights of victims are protected.3Promise · 25 wordsWe will continue to support public safety and invest in our frontline officers, including hiring 1,000 new RCMP personnel, as well as 1,000 CBSA officers.
