“I'm filling time with a sarcastic joke about how exciting my question is. I want the House leader to talk about the schedule. I hope we get a break to see our families. There's a lot of talk about energy projects and regulation. I say the government is bad for business. The Prime Minister didn't approve any projects. I want the government to get rid of laws that hurt business. Let's call the new laws 'an act to repeal'.”
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A bill to harmonize federal and provincial trade rules and make it easier for workers to move between provinces. The debate consisted of the Conservatives asking the Thursday question and the Liberals discussing when they would reveal their future legislative plans.
“I'm being cheeky about how exciting the schedule is. We'll have more plans later. For now, we're talking about military justice changes, the budget, and some department estimates. I won't give more details yet. It's a bit of a tease to make you tune in later.”