“Mr. Speaker, in these difficult, unprecedented times, Canadians’ creativity and genius must not be held in check by red tape. Our government was supposed to make that happen, and it did. Earlier this year, we modernized the clinical trials framework, attracted $3.3 billion in investments in the process, and saved the pharmaceutical industry $16 million. That is what we were supposed to do. I have a question for the Minister of Health. What other measures is the government taking to unleash Canadian creativity?”
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Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 13 wordsI want to thank the member for calling attention to this important work.ThanksClaims · 56 wordsIndeed, yesterday, we introduced Bill S-7, the cutting red tape for all Canadians act.1This bill will help Canadians spend less time on paperwork by making rules and regulations clearer and, most of all, more efficient.By limiting red tape and bureaucracy, we ensure that the government is meeting the expectations of all Canadians more effectively.Vague promise