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Claude Guay

127 words · 8 sentences · 11 clauses

Replying to Jean-Yves Duclos (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank my colleague for providing a compelling overview of the many measures the Canadian government is implementing to support families, particularly middle-class families and those who need it most. I would like to invite my relatively new colleague, who is already doing a great job in the House and in his riding, to tell us which of these measures he believes are most important to the people in his riding.”
Statement grade
A
Average 93 / 100
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Greeting 6%Positioning 5%Claims 83%Reasoning 6%

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Mr. Speaker, Greeting · 8 wordsI thank my colleague for that great question, GreetingPositioning · 6 wordswhich really highlights our government’s ambitions.Positioning Claims · 10 wordsThe price of diesel is indeed a challenge across Canada, Reasoning · 7 wordsbut the most important issue remains affordability. Claims · 96 wordsDiesel costs are exacerbating unaffordability. In my riding, the number one thing I hear about is affordability. That is why I would say to my colleague that the most important measures are all the affordability measures that our government has put in place, particularly the grocery benefit and all the family supports.1 Thousands of children in my riding are benefiting from the national school food program.23 As everyone knows, Quebec led the way on low-cost child care, 4Unearned certaintyand that program has been expanded across the country.5 Our support for child care has had a significant impact.

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