“We need oversight, but we cannot take it away from parents. A single commissioner making all the decisions is a problem. We need this House and parents to have oversight too.”

“Mr. Speaker, we need to have commissioners. We need to have oversight, but we cannot take oversight away from parents. We need to make sure parents keep their oversight over their own children. If there is one commissioner who is making the decision, it can be problematic, so we need to make sure there is a lot of oversight, not only from the House, but also from parents themselves.”

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“We should not rush this bill through. The government may want to protect children, but a committee needs to study this bill closely before it moves forward.”

“Mr. Speaker, my colleague also knows how important this bill is and how important it is that it is scrutinized. In particular, we need to make sure that what he is asking is discussed in committee and that something like this is not just pushed through quickly, like many other bills that have been brought forward by the Liberals have been. I believe they have the children of Canada at heart in this bill, but there is no way this can go forward without being heavily scrutinized in committee by everyone in the House.”

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