“We will keep working and sitting in Parliament until we pass our main bills. We also plan to work hard all summer for the people we represent.”

“Mr. Speaker, to provide some assurance to my Conservative colleagues, it is the government’s full intention to continue to sit until we have a substantial aspect of our legislative agenda passed. That is absolutely critical. Whether it is the Prime Minister or any member of the Liberal caucus, when we talk about the summer, we will continue to work hard throughout the summer. I can assure members of that. I know I plan to work very hard for my constituents, Mr. Speaker, as I am sure you too have some plans to work through this summer. We love our job as members of Parliament and working hard for our constituents. I, for one, like the Prime Minister and the government, will continue to push to get our legislative agenda—”

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“I want to be clear that we still have about two more hours left tonight.”

“Mr. Speaker, just to be clear, I am not trying to back up days here. I would love to be able to do that, but for now it is at 12:35 a.m., which is in another two hours and a bit.”