“Mr. Speaker, I listened to the fine speech my colleague delivered. As for us, we are putting forward specific measures. I would like to know what measures he is proposing to help our businesses remain competitive and to help keep prices affordable for families and consumers across the country.”
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Mr. Speaker, Procedure · 13 wordswhat measures would we propose?There are a lot that I could list, ProcedureClaims · 172 wordsbut I think the simplest thing to do would be to reference the report that I highlighted in my speech and that we tried to get the House to adopt this morning.The 10th report of the human resources committee has close to 20 recommendations that provide specific, concrete proposals, many of which came from Conservatives but were endorsed by all parties, for unleashing the economy, for fixing some of the issues in the immigration system, for unleashing training Canadian young people for Canadian jobs so they have the opportunity to get ahead, 1and for how exactly to promote home construction near where jobs are.These are solutions that we put forward in our Conservative youth jobs plan and our economic action plan.2Just to give one example, we proposed in the last election to have no capital gains tax for dollars that were immediately reinvested in Canada.3Proposals like that to promote significant reinvestment in Canada are part of the large number of solutions we have put forward at different times.The ask · 15 wordsI would encourage the member to read the 10th report of the human resources committee.Promise · 11 wordsI hope we will be able to come back to it, Claims · 12 wordsbecause it contains the critical solutions we need for addressing youth unemployment.
