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Luc Berthold

152 words · 9 sentences · 10 clauses

Replying to Kevin Lamoureux (Liberal)
“Madam Speaker, first, I would recognize that members of Parliament are wearing a poppy as a form of respect and tribute to members of our forces who have served in the past and are serving in present, and the sacrifices that have been made. I do believe, as the member referenced, that Wainwright will in fact be in the minds and hearts of many, along with our prayers for the victims. My question is with regard to the corporation that would be established. An arm’s-length corporation, I would ultimately argue, has been demonstrated in the past through many different administrations of corporations, whether at the provincial level or federal level, to be exceptionally effective in transparency, accountability and efficiencies. I am wondering if the member would recognize that corporations can, if done properly through legislation, be the best way to ensure that our men and women are best served with the necessary equipment into the future.”
Statement grade
A
Average 91 / 100
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The question 22%Thanks 9%Claims 32%The ask 9%Reasoning 11%Positioning 18%

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Madam Speaker, The question · 34 wordsis my colleague referring to the Liberal green fund? Is he referring to about the Canada Post Corporation? Are those really good examples of transparency and controlled spending subject to the scrutiny of Parliament? Thanks · 13 wordsI respect my colleague’s comments concerning the poppy that we are wearing today.Thanks Claims · 13 wordsI also agree that the next few days will be filled with ceremonies, The ask · 14 wordsand I encourage all Canadians to participate in honour of the CFB Wainwright soldiers. Reasoning · 16 wordsIt is a unique opportunity for the public to reconnect with our soldiers and our veterans. Positioning · 20 wordsHowever, I cannot agree with the part of his intervention where he said Crown corporations are exceptionally effective in transparency.Positioning Claims · 35 wordsIf he looked back over history a little, he would see that they are the best way for the government to fiddle the numbers and prevent its spending from being counted as government operating debt. Positioning · 7 wordsThat is not what we want here.Positioning

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