Discussion · Government Orders
Jean-Yves Duclos Liberal
“I want the House to pass this bill to protect young people online. Social media crosses borders, so the federal government must work with others to make it safe.”
“Mr. Speaker, I just want to thank our colleague for her speech. I thank her for supporting the measures proposed by the Canadian government to protect young people and for recognizing that this is a shared responsibility. The Canadian government has a responsibility, including because social media has no borders. It is an excellent recognition of the role of the Canadian government, which must act in collaboration with other players, of course.”
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Mr. Speaker, I just want to thank our colleague for her speech. I thank her for supporting the measures proposed by the Canadian government to protect young people and for recognizing that this is a shared responsibility. The Canadian government has a responsibility, including because social media has no borders. It is an excellent recognition of the role of the Canadian government, which must act in collaboration with other players, of course.