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Luc Berthold Conservative
“Working together means political parties must make compromises to get good things done. This week, the government rejected committee ideas to improve a bill just because it did not like them. Compromise is getting harder to find.”
“Mr. Speaker, I very much appreciate my colleague’s comments, which are very relevant. Collaboration among political parties means making compromises. It means that someone has to make compromises so that we can ultimately come to an agreement and achieve something worthwhile. Just this week, a committee report containing recommendations to improve a bill was simply rejected by this government because it did not like the ideas proposed by the committee. Compromise and collaboration will become increasingly rare.”
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Mr. Speaker, I very much appreciate my colleague’s comments, which are very relevant. Collaboration among political parties means making compromises. It means that someone has to make compromises so that we can ultimately come to an agreement and achieve something worthwhile. Just this week, a committee report containing recommendations to improve a bill was simply rejected by this government because it did not like the ideas proposed by the committee. Compromise and collaboration will become increasingly rare.