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Kurt Holman Conservative

“People in my riding worry this bill will hurt free speech and freedom of religion. They are afraid they could be accused of hate speech just for sharing religious texts.”
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Mr. Speaker, the real concern, which was brought to my attention by constituents of London—Fanshawe, is the potential removal of freedom of expression and freedom of religion. As mentioned in my speech, constituents are concerned that they would have to always look behind their back when they do share religious texts, both in person and online. They are concerned that even protected religious text, with Bill C-9, may be quoted as hateful speech.

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