Discussion · Government Orders
Chris Bittle Liberal
“The member made a comment instead of asking a question. Conservatives complain about committee majorities now, but they had no problem with them when they were in power.”
“Mr. Speaker, I do not know that there was a question there. It is time for questions and comments, and it was more of a comment. These members are clutching at their pearls, but there have been Conservative majorities in this country, not only provincially but federally, and they had no problem with the majority on committees being Conservative. They can shout and scream and pound their fists, but they know I am right at the end of the day. We will see what happens at the end of this vote.”
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Mr. Speaker, I do not know that there was a question there. It is time for questions and comments, and it was more of a comment. These members are clutching at their pearls, but there have been Conservative majorities in this country, not only provincially but federally, and they had no problem with the majority on committees being Conservative. They can shout and scream and pound their fists, but they know I am right at the end of the day. We will see what happens at the end of this vote.