Jaime Battiste, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations
“We disagree with the Cowichan ruling and we are appealing it. We will keep talking with Indigenous communities and other groups while we appeal.”
“Madam Speaker, let us set the record straight. We have disagreed with the Cowichan ruling and we are appealing it. That member knows, as we have gotten up and said this a number of times. We are going to work with indigenous communities. We are going to talk to them. We are going to continue talking to the stakeholders, and we are going to continue to appeal this.”
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Government answer in Question Period
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A repeated line
“Let me set the record straight.”
Said 3 times by 2 members since May 28.
Every time it was said
Madam Speaker, let us set the record straight. We have disagreed with the Cowichan ruling and we are appealing it. That member knows, as we have gotten up and said this a number of times. We are going to work with indigenous communities. We are going to talk to them. We are going to continue talking to the stakeholders, and we are going to continue to appeal this.