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Doly Begum Liberal
“I am learning French and want to practise more. Our government is working to put more money into the pockets of working Canadians. I want to work with all members here to do that.”
“Mr. Speaker, I only speak a little French. I need to practise. I am learning, and I look forward to doing that in the coming months and years. Maybe my hon. colleague will help me learn and practise as well. I know that our government is taking action to make sure that more money goes into the pockets of hard-working Canadians. That is essentially the aim of every policy and every bill that we pass in this House. I look forward to working with every member in this House to do just that.”
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Mr. Speaker, I only speak a little French. I need to practise. I am learning, and I look forward to doing that in the coming months and years. Maybe my hon. colleague will help me learn and practise as well. I know that our government is taking action to make sure that more money goes into the pockets of hard-working Canadians. That is essentially the aim of every policy and every bill that we pass in this House. I look forward to working with every member in this House to do just that.