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Alexis Brunelle-Duceppe

78 words · 7 sentences · 10 clauses

Replying to Kevin Lamoureux (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, the member needs a refresh on when the last election was, when Canadians actually chose a new Prime Minister and 70-plus new members of the House of Commons to form the government. If she were to consult with many people, she would find that there has been a shift in public policy. She will find that there has been a litany of things to support our young people, all of which I think are making a positive difference, but we do need to do more, and we will continue to work on youth unemployment.”
Statement grade
B+
84 / 100, held down by Signal
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Claims 36%Procedure 14%Positioning 28%The question 22%

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Mr. Speaker, Claims · 28 wordsI asked my colleague a question. The Constitution exists; it clearly sets out areas of jurisdiction, and there are agreements between the provinces, Quebec and the federal government. Procedure · 4 wordsMy question is simple, ProcedurePositioning · 10 wordsand I want him to give me the right answer.Positioning The question · 10 wordsIs labour mobility a federal jurisdiction or a Quebec jurisdiction? Procedure · 7 wordsThat is all I want to know.Procedure The question · 7 wordsIs he able to answer that question? Positioning · 12 wordsIf he cannot do so, what is he doing in the House?Positioning

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