“Mr. Speaker, the hon. member and I we were seatmates for almost a year and a half, and because of that, I know how experienced she is. In fact, she is one of the most experienced members of the House. We are in unprecedented times. I would like to hear the member’s reflections on something, given the vastness of her experience. If we talk about the speed at which the government is moving, the focus that we have in creating prosperity and creating good, high-paying jobs, what is the importance of that as it relates to this legislation?”
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 16 wordslet me say very clearly that I am so happy that Bill C-39 is moving forward.ProcedureClaims · 41 wordsIt will be 26 years next month that I have been here as a member of Parliament, 1Partly on pointand it takes forever to get anything done.There can be many great intentions, but it takes 10 years to get anything done here, Reasoning · 32 wordsand that is not the way we build a country.If I were to invest somewhere, I would want to invest somewhere where I know things are going to move along quickly.Claims · 55 wordsIn past practice, over 26 years, everything that I thought would happen quickly, in one year, two years or three years, has taken years.It is overdiscussed and overprocessed.I am very glad that Bill C-39 is moving forward.We have to make sure we do things right, protect our interests and protect the environment, Reasoning · 12 wordsbut I believe we can do it all at the same time.