Discussion · Government Orders
Anna Roberts Conservative
“We must protect our children, or this country has no future. My colleague explained this well, and I want to know what we should do to make sure they are safe.”
“Madam Speaker, the important thing we have to understand today is that we are concerned about the future of this country. If we do not protect our children, we will not have a future for them. That is what we are looking for. We are looking to protect our children, and I think my colleague did a wonderful job of explaining that. What do you think we need to do to ensure that—”
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Madam Speaker, the important thing we have to understand today is that we are concerned about the future of this country. If we do not protect our children, we will not have a future for them. That is what we are looking for. We are looking to protect our children, and I think my colleague did a wonderful job of explaining that. What do you think we need to do to ensure that—