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- Nov272013
27 novembre 2013 – Progression de l’étude du projet de loi 122
27 novembre 2013
Débat en 2e lecture (suite)
Le débat s’est encore poursuivi. Sa durée totale est maintenant de 13 heures 52 minutes. Il reste 8 jours de séance avant l’ajournement d’hiver, mais les députés pourraient prolonger les travaux de l’Assemblée. Nous vous tiendrons au courant de tout changement qui pourrait survenir.
Principaux intervenants :
M. Randy Pettapiece, Mme Lisa M. ThompsonQuestions et commentaires :
M. John O’Toole, l’honorable Tracy MacCharles, Mme Catherine Fife, M. Lorenzo Berardinetti, M. Michael Harris, M. Vic Dhillon, M. John Yakabuski, l’honorable Brad DuguidTranscription (14 pages)
26 novembre 2013
Débat en 2e lecture (suite)
Principaux intervenants :
Mme Sylvia Jones, Mme Laurie Scott, M. Todd Smith, M. Michael HarrisQuestions et commentaires :
Mme Catherine Fife, l’honorable John Gerretsen, M. John O’Toole, Mme Cindy Forster, l’honorable Jeff Leal, M. Jagmeet Singh, l’honorable John Milloy, M. Victor FedeliLa durée totale du débat est maintenant de 12 heures 38 minutes. Des voix continuent de se faire entendre pour réclamer le passage à l’étape de l’étude en comité. Par exemple :
Mme Catherine Fife – We want to get this to committee. We want to make it better. We want to make it stronger, and we want to bring some clarity to it. So we look forward to that happening.
L’honorable John Gerretsen – Let me get this straight: The Tories are in favour of this bill; the NDP is in favour of the bill; the government obviously is, because we introduced the bill. Everybody thinks it’s a good idea. So why have 50 members spoken on a bill that we all agree to? Why are the opposition filibustering this? Let’s get the bill to committee.
L’honorable John Milloy – We’ve had 12 hours of debate. It’s time to send this bill to committee. There have been some mischievous comments made about this. For the record, I just want to say that the only way, particularly in a minority Parliament, this can go to committee is if the Conservatives stop their filibustering and stop the debate. We have no power to end this debate, except listening. All of them make the speeches over and over again. It’s an important bill. Let’s send it to committee.
Transcription (20 pages)
25 novembre 2013
Débat en 2e lecture (suite)
Principaux intervenants :
M. Garfield Dunlop, M. Rob E. Milligan, Mme Julia Munro, M. Robert BaileyQuestions et commentaires :
Mme Catherine Fife, M. Mike Colle, M. Michael Prue, Mme Teresa J. Armstrong, M. Bill Mauro, l’honorable Liz Sandals, M. Toby BarrettTranscription (18 pages)