“Mr. Speaker, families in Richmond Centre—Marpole are concerned. With just days before the October 29 deadline to appeal the B.C. Supreme Court’s ruling on drug trafficking, the Liberal government still owes Canadians an answer. What are they waiting for, the Public Prosecution Service? The tail should not wag the dog. The Attorney General has the authority to direct an appeal. Will the Liberals exercise their authority to protect Canadian families from drug traffickers, or is there something the Liberals do not want Canadians to know?”
Statement grade
B+
The average of Signal, Relevance, Respect and Clarity.
Average 81 / 100
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Reasoning 57%Claims 19%Promise 24%
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Mr. Speaker, Reasoning · 19 wordstraffickers cause real harm.That is why we have been working hard to make sure they get serious punishments.Vague promiseClaims · 11 wordsWe have passed many different Criminal Code reforms in this House.1Partly on pointPromise · 14 wordsAs for the appeal, we will let the Public Prosecution Service make its decision.2Reasoning · 14 wordsIt still has time, 3and I trust that it will make a good decision.Unearned certainty