Justice
During Question Period on justice, the Conservatives raised the release of two high-risk offenders with histories of violence into Surrey, saying families there are concerned, and asked the government to stop releasing repeat offenders into communities. The Liberals replied that release decisions are made by parole and judicial officers, not the government, and said the government has brought in legislation to keep dangerous offenders in custody and ensure releases follow court rules.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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