Discussion · Government Orders
Kevin Lamoureux Liberal
“This bill brings back mandatory minimum sentences and gives police lawful access to data. This access helps fight child abuse online. Conservatives say they care about these issues, but they oppose this access. I want the member to say if he supports lawful access or not.”
“Mr. Speaker, we often hear from the far right, and when we talk about the far right on Bill C-16, they are part of the problem. They really and truly are. Think about this. Not only would Bill C-16 reinstate some of those mandatory minimums that the member says he is concerned about, but let us talk about lawful access. The Conservative Party of Canada has made the determination that lawful access is bad. They do not want to support it. They are fighting it tooth and nail, yet lawful access will help in dealing with issues such as child exploitation and child pornography. Listen to what the member opposite said, and their actions speak louder than words. Does this member support lawful access or not?”
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Mr. Speaker, we often hear from the far right, and when we talk about the far right on Bill C-16, they are part of the problem. They really and truly are. Think about this. Not only would Bill C-16 reinstate some of those mandatory minimums that the member says he is concerned about, but let us talk about lawful access. The Conservative Party of Canada has made the determination that lawful access is bad. They do not want to support it. They are fighting it tooth and nail, yet lawful access will help in dealing with issues such as child exploitation and child pornography. Listen to what the member opposite said, and their actions speak louder than words. Does this member support lawful access or not?