“Mr. Speaker, first of all, the minister should acknowledge that the Liberals are the ones who created the problem we are currently experiencing. They are the ones who introduced the laws that have led to these issues with crime. Today, we are seeing crimes becoming more brazen, with car thefts happening in broad daylight, jewellery store robberies being carried out with axes, shootings, armed home invasions, and offences committed by individuals who are already subject to legal conditions. The Liberals are all talk, but we could be moving faster. Will the Liberals agree to adopt our Conservative proposals and our plan to keep Canadians safe?”
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 103 wordsI am pleased to admit that it was this side of the House that adopted laws that actually made stronger penalties be put in place for serious crimes.Those laws were developed in collaboration with law enforcement, the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police.1Every regional police organization not only fed into the process but endorsed the measures that we implemented after the fact.2The hon. member is not correct.As a matter of fact, while he says that crime is somehow increasing, the stats show, nationally and in virtually every region of this country, that crime, including auto theft, is coming down.3Promise · 24 wordsWe are going to put forward a plan that is based on science, facts and evidence.Vague promiseWe will incorporate the perspective of those who—
