Public Safety
During Statements by Members, a Conservative member raised public safety and urged the House to pass his bill on violent home invasions. He said the bill would create a specific offence for home invasions, set a five-year minimum prison sentence, and make it harder for suspects to get bail. He described the lasting fear experienced by a young victim of an armed home invasion in Ontario, including families in Vaughan, and said the law should treat these crimes seriously.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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