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John Brassard Conservative
“I have concerns about this bill. Protecting children is important, but I worry about protecting our rights and freedoms. A committee needs to study everything in this bill soon.”
“Madam Speaker, I agree with the hon. member. There are many aspects of the bill that concern me, such as the point the hon. member raised. That is why it is very important that, when the bill goes to committee, we have a thorough discussion on everything it contains. Protecting children is very important, but protecting the rights and freedoms of individuals in Canada is what worries me and many other people. We need to discuss that soon.”
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Madam Speaker, I agree with the hon. member. There are many aspects of the bill that concern me, such as the point the hon. member raised. That is why it is very important that, when the bill goes to committee, we have a thorough discussion on everything it contains. Protecting children is very important, but protecting the rights and freedoms of individuals in Canada is what worries me and many other people. We need to discuss that soon.