Discussion · Oral Questions
Luc Berthold Conservative
“The minister misled the House about what I wrote in a letter to her. I did not ask for more workers, I asked her to respect current workers. I want permission to table this letter.”
“Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. During oral question period, the Minister of Jobs and Families misled the House by quoting me in her answer. I must inform the House that I did not, in any letter, ask for a single additional worker. It is important to correct that. I did not ask for a single additional worker in the letter I sent her. I asked the minister to show respect to current workers. If she believes she is right, I seek the permission of the House to table the letter I sent her.”
Official Hansard
Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. During oral question period, the Minister of Jobs and Families misled the House by quoting me in her answer. I must inform the House that I did not, in any letter, ask for a single additional worker. It is important to correct that. I did not ask for a single additional worker in the letter I sent her. I asked the minister to show respect to current workers. If she believes she is right, I seek the permission of the House to table the letter I sent her.