Discussion · Oral Questions
Lena Metlege Diab Liberal
“The member is misleading Canadians, and she has been here long enough to know better. This change is for permanent residents who already live here, not temporary foreign workers. It cuts red tape, makes things simpler, and helps businesses and skilled workers.”
“Mr. Speaker, let me set the record straight. The member has been in that seat for 10 or 11 years, and she knows better. She is continually misleading Canadians. This is a measure for permanent residents who are already here. This is cutting red tape and making it simpler. It is better. It is good for businesses. It is good for employers. Skilled individuals will be using it. This is not for temporary foreign workers.”
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Government answer in Question Period
Respect 90 of 100
This statement targeted a person rather than their actions or views: “She is continually misleading Canadians”.
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“Let me set the record straight.”
Said 3 times by 2 members since May 28.
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Mr. Speaker, let me set the record straight. The member has been in that seat for 10 or 11 years, and she knows better. She is continually misleading Canadians. This is a measure for permanent residents who are already here. This is cutting red tape and making it simpler. It is better. It is good for businesses. It is good for employers. Skilled individuals will be using it. This is not for temporary foreign workers.