Discussion · Oral Questions
Steven MacKinnon Liberal
“The opposition is making baseless claims. This bill sets clear rules and limits for government intervention in labour disputes. We do not want to interfere in talks. We want to help workers and employers reach their own deals.”
“Mr. Speaker, honestly, they just keep throwing spaghetti at the wall. What we are doing is setting limits and guidelines for the use of section 107. The Government of Canada does not want to meddle in collective bargaining. We want to support the parties, both labour and management, so they can finalize their collective agreements, agreements—”
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Government answer in Question Period
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Mr. Speaker, honestly, they just keep throwing spaghetti at the wall. What we are doing is setting limits and guidelines for the use of section 107. The Government of Canada does not want to meddle in collective bargaining. We want to support the parties, both labour and management, so they can finalize their collective agreements, agreements—