Business of Supply

The House considered the business of supply. The government announced that Thursday, April 30 would be an allotted day, meaning an opposition party will set the debate for that sitting. Otherwise, most of the exchange was procedural, including a point of order asking members to keep conversations quiet so speakers can be heard.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .

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Ruby Sahota, Secretary of State (Combatting Crime)

Liberal
“Thursday, April 30, will be an allotted day.”
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Mr. Speaker, I wish to inform the House that Thursday, April 30, shall be an allotted day.

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