Analysis · Speech on a bill · beta

Brad Vis

181 words · 5 sentences · 7 clauses

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Average 85 / 100
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Procedure 9%Claims 46%The ask 21%Reasoning 23%

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Madam Speaker, Procedure · 17 wordsI have yet to review the Hansard from the Senate on Bill S-3.1 I will acknowledge that.Procedure Claims · 84 wordsHowever, from my preliminary reading of this legislation, it is very clear that a couple of key portions of it can be properly clarified in Parliament for the well-being of Canada, especially as the government pursues a new pipeline along the existing route of the Trans Mountain pipeline.2 That will touch upon other pieces of the legislation, like the Fisheries Act, for example, which requires legislative reviews in Parliament that I do not necessarily believe have all taken place according to their scheduled reviews.3 The ask · 38 wordsLet this bill be a wake-up call for Parliament that sometimes we need to get down to the messy but important business of making sure that our country functions in a way that is responsible for all Canadians, Off pointReasoning · 42 wordsand that sometimes we need to leave politics completely outside of it but do our very best to make sure the economy is humming and our weights and measures are all aligned so people can make money and live a better life.Vague promise

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