Discussion · Government Orders
Brad Redekopp Conservative
“I want the government to explain why it is rushing to pass this bill at the very end of the session. It had months to get this done, and this shows it cannot manage Parliament.”
“Mr. Speaker, it is just like a typical Liberal government to say that standard procedures and things that we do every day in the House are a waste of time. That is right on brand for that party. I would like the parliamentary secretary to answer the question of why it has taken so long to get this through. Why all of a sudden, on the third- or fourth-last day of Parliament, is there a panic, and it has to be done? There were weeks and months that this could have been done, and it has not been done. I think it is just a testament, as I said, to the inability of the government even to manage its own House, let alone to manage the country.”
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Mr. Speaker, it is just like a typical Liberal government to say that standard procedures and things that we do every day in the House are a waste of time. That is right on brand for that party. I would like the parliamentary secretary to answer the question of why it has taken so long to get this through. Why all of a sudden, on the third- or fourth-last day of Parliament, is there a panic, and it has to be done? There were weeks and months that this could have been done, and it has not been done. I think it is just a testament, as I said, to the inability of the government even to manage its own House, let alone to manage the country.