Discussion · ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS
Dan Albas Conservative
“A member broke the rules by using another member's last name in his answer. He hid it by saying the words 'long-term.' I want you to address this rule breaking.”
“Mr. Speaker, I know that in question period it can be very difficult to have everything running the way you would want, but I will bring to your attention that the hon. member, the Secretary of State for the Canada Revenue Agency, in his response to a Conservative member’s question, did indirectly what he cannot do directly, which is to use a member’s last name. In fact, the use of the term “long-term” effect, is salting his statements—”
Official Hansard
Mr. Speaker, I know that in question period it can be very difficult to have everything running the way you would want, but I will bring to your attention that the hon. member, the Secretary of State for the Canada Revenue Agency, in his response to a Conservative member’s question, did indirectly what he cannot do directly, which is to use a member’s last name. In fact, the use of the term “long-term” effect, is salting his statements—