“The Prime Minister signed a security deal with China, even though he called China our biggest security threat. I have asked to see this deal for five months. When will the government release it?”

“Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister called Beijing Canada’s greatest security threat. That was during the election. Despite this, within a year, he signed a memorandum of understanding with Communist China as it relates to security matters. I have been asking for that memorandum of understanding for over five months. The minister and the Prime Minister have refused to disclose it. When will they produce the memorandum of understanding that was signed with Communist China?”

“The Prime Minister called China a huge security threat, but then signed a deal with them anyway. Foreign interference is worse than ever. I want the government to tell Canadians the truth about it today.”

“Mr. Speaker, if the minister wants to talk about history, let us talk about history. When in the past did a Prime Minister call Beijing Canada’s greatest security threat, and then within a year sign a memorandum of understanding? Never before had we heard stories of foreign interference to the same degree. Never before had a Prime Minister said exactly what he said. Why is he unprepared to shine the light? The Liberals do not want to shine the light and they do not want to inform Canadians. Will they do it today, yes or no?”

“Canadians do not feel safe in their homes. Repeat offenders are breaking in and hurting people. I want the government to keep these criminals in jail instead of letting them back out.”

“Mr. Speaker, one year ago, Canadians did not feel safe on their own streets. After a year of the same old Liberal government, they are now afraid in their own homes. In Cambridge, people are being attacked where they sleep. A 60-year-old senior was assaulted in his own home. A homeowner had his wallet taken while the offenders also tried to steal his car. In the middle of the night, a woman was sexually assaulted by a stranger who broke into her home. This is what happens when repeat offenders are let back out instead of being kept behind bars. Canadians are paying the price. How much worse does it have to get before these Liberals stop letting criminals cycle through the system and start keeping Canadians safe in their own homes?”

“Liberal laws let repeat offenders out of jail too easily. Police have to keep arresting the same criminals over and over. I want the government to change this and keep criminals behind bars.”

“Mr. Speaker, the Liberal minister just told Canadians to feel safer because they proposed a band-aid for a system they broke. Canadians do not need another paper promise. They need to be safe in their own homes. The Liberal government’s soft-on-crime laws let repeat offenders walk free and come right back through Canadians’ front doors. Police are forced to arrest the same offenders again and again because the system keeps letting them out. Criminals are not getting the message and are getting bolder because they know they will not face real consequences. A system that will not keep them behind bars is not protection. It is failure. It is like putting a screen door on a submarine; it is completely useless. When will they shut down this revolving door and start protecting Canadians?”