Discussion · Oral Questions
Peter Fragiskatos Liberal
“We introduced our citizenship bill to follow an important court decision, and our committee worked well on it. The Conservatives opposed the main points of that bill. We know about the delays the member mentioned, and we are working on them. People should also look at the Conservative record on immigration.”
“Mr. Speaker, the government’s introduction of Bill C-3 last year was in response to a court decision, a very important court decision, and the committee responsible for immigration collaborated in a constructive way, I would say. I know the Conservatives opposed the fundamental tenets of that bill, but we did respond in a very good way to the court decision. The point raised by the member is one the government continues to be aware of and work on. Going forward, I would call attention to the Conservative record on this, not just with respect to Bill C-3, but in general on immigration. They are all over—”
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Mr. Speaker, the government’s introduction of Bill C-3 last year was in response to a court decision, a very important court decision, and the committee responsible for immigration collaborated in a constructive way, I would say. I know the Conservatives opposed the fundamental tenets of that bill, but we did respond in a very good way to the court decision. The point raised by the member is one the government continues to be aware of and work on. Going forward, I would call attention to the Conservative record on this, not just with respect to Bill C-3, but in general on immigration. They are all over—