Finance
During question period on finance, the Conservatives asked about the government’s budget plan, saying it means more debt, taxes, and spending, and pointing to high housing costs, food inflation, and weak growth compared to other G7 countries. The government replied that Conservatives ask the same questions daily while voting against measures it says help people, such as lower costs, higher pay, and dental care, and said it would continue its work.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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