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Sean Fraser

86 words · 6 sentences · 7 clauses

Replying to Louis Villeneuve (Liberal)
“Mr. Speaker, when Canadians are diagnosed with an incurable illness, many wish to make decisions about their future care while they are still able to make the decisions themselves. This week, our government introduced Bill C-41, the medical assistance in dying safeguards act, which would allow adults to request medical assistance in dying in advance, subject to strict safeguards. Can the Minister of Justice explain to the House what this bill does to support these people and their families?”
Statement grade
B+
Average 80 / 100
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Thanks 19%Reasoning 21%Claims 42%Promise 19%

This view breaks the statement into its steps and names what each one does.

Mr. Speaker, Thanks · 16 wordsI thank my colleague for the question and for his work on this very important file.Thanks Reasoning · 18 wordsWhen someone is diagnosed with an incurable illness, it is very hard on them and their entire family.Partly on point Claims · 19 wordsUnder this bill, a person could make an advance request while they are still able to decide for themselves.1 Promise · 10 wordsThis will ensure that their wishes are honoured later on.Vague promise Claims · 17 wordsThere will be strict safeguards at every stage.2Vague promise The provinces will decide whether to offer this option, 3Promise · 6 wordsand we will work with them.Vague promise

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