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Claims · 3
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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 50 words the Liberal government’s foreign influence registry is in shambles. The deadline to register has passed.1 This week, the commissioner revealed that only 30 persons or entities have registered, despite an estimated 2,400 that are required to do so, according to Public Safety Canada.2 3 That is a pathetic 1% compliance rate. The question · 6 words How does the minister explain that?
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Signal · 100
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Signal checks whether every part makes a point, gives a reason, or asks for action. A low score means the speaker filled time with fluff, pleasantries, or attacks.
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Respect · 100
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Clarity · 100
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Claims · 3
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1 “The deadline to register has passed” The deadline to register under Canada’s foreign influence registry has passed as of October 8, 2026. search 2 “only 30 persons or entities have registered” Only 30 persons or entities had registered under Canada’s foreign influence registry, as revealed by the commissioner this week. search 3 “an estimated 2,400 that are required to do so, according to Public Safety Canada” Public Safety Canada estimates that 2,400 persons or entities are required to register under the foreign influence registry. search
