Discussion · Government Orders
Elizabeth May Green
“This second budget bill is 331 pages long, and I am struggling to understand why it is so big. I want to ask the member what specific parts of it catch her attention.”
“Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my hon. colleague for Edmonton Strathcona, not just for today’s speech but for absolutely everything. I do not always get to put a question to her, and she is stalwart on so many issues that it would take my time in a question just to list them. My question is this: Is the member also struggling, as I am, to understand why we have now received a 331-page, part 2 budget bill, Bill C-31, and what within it has attracted her attention other than the macro-level issues she addressed in her speech?”
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Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my hon. colleague for Edmonton Strathcona, not just for today’s speech but for absolutely everything. I do not always get to put a question to her, and she is stalwart on so many issues that it would take my time in a question just to list them. My question is this: Is the member also struggling, as I am, to understand why we have now received a 331-page, part 2 budget bill, Bill C-31, and what within it has attracted her attention other than the macro-level issues she addressed in her speech?