Discussion · Government Orders
Tamara Kronis Conservative
“The Liberals accuse us of slowing things down, but they are the ones undoing the good work we did on this bill in committee. All parties should work together to make it better.”
“Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his good question. This is something that I really struggle with, because we face allegations from our colleagues across the way every day in the House, that we are obstructionist or that we are standing in the way. Yet, this bill offers a phenomenal opportunity for members of all parties to work together to listen to Canadians to make a bill better. It hurts my heart that Liberals would use their majority in this way, quite frankly, to strip this House of the good work that was done at committee.”
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Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for his good question. This is something that I really struggle with, because we face allegations from our colleagues across the way every day in the House, that we are obstructionist or that we are standing in the way. Yet, this bill offers a phenomenal opportunity for members of all parties to work together to listen to Canadians to make a bill better. It hurts my heart that Liberals would use their majority in this way, quite frankly, to strip this House of the good work that was done at committee.