must
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Devoir incontournable, obligation sociale. (Ironique) Chose superficielle mais plaisante.
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The Senate amendment will provide, in the statute, for objective criteria that the commission must consider in reaching its recommendations. The Senate amendment will provide, in the statute, for objective criteria that the commission must consider in reaching its recommendations.
The Senate amendment will provide, in the statute, for objective criteria that the commission must consider in reaching its recommendations.
We must obviously question why the Minister of Justice has bestowed such potentially wielding powers on the judiciary in Bill C-37. We must obviously question why the Minister of Justice has bestowed such potentially wielding powers on the judiciary in Bill C-37.
We must obviously question why the Minister of Justice has bestowed such potentially wielding powers on the judiciary in Bill C-37.
One therefore must question why such a clause was put in Bill C-37. One therefore must question why such a clause was put in Bill C-37.
One therefore must question why such a clause was put in Bill C-37.
Naturally, we have heard the government's arguments that the most competent lawyers must be attracted to the bench, and we fully agree. Naturally, we have heard the government's arguments that the most competent lawyers must be attracted to the bench, and we fully agree.
Naturally, we have heard the government's arguments that the most competent lawyers must be attracted to the bench, and we fully agree.
But judges too are members of society, and as such must take part in the collective effort. But judges too are members of society, and as such must take part in the collective effort.
But judges too are members of society, and as such must take part in the collective effort.
Can this House not honestly say that we must not deny the grassroots people the same rights we have fought for in two world wars, that we have fought for through the ages since the Magna Carta in having reliable, honest and open government?
Can this House not honestly say that we must not deny the grassroots people the same rights we have fought for in two world wars, that we have fought for through the ages since the Magna Carta in having reliable, honest and open government?
Over the past 131 years, thousands of Canadians have passed through this House and we who are now passing through must continue this work in progress.
Over the past 131 years, thousands of Canadians have passed through this House and we who are now passing through must continue this work in progress.
We must continue to show the rest of the world that a diverse people can work together.
We must continue to show the rest of the world that a diverse people can work together.
This must stop.
This must stop.
The Liberal government must ensure accountable leadership which meets the needs of all people on reserves, not just the chiefs and band councils.
The Liberal government must ensure accountable leadership which meets the needs of all people on reserves, not just the chiefs and band councils.
Mr. Speaker, once again the Liberal prophets of doom across the country must be blushing.
Mr. Speaker, once again the Liberal prophets of doom across the country must be blushing.
They must reinvest to ensure the development of Canada's francophone and Acadian communities.
They must reinvest to ensure the development of Canada's francophone and Acadian communities.
I assured them, as I have throughout, that they must be an integral part of the health system in the future as it is changed and improved to meet the needs of Canadians.
I assured them, as I have throughout, that they must be an integral part of the health system in the future as it is changed and improved to meet the needs of Canadians.
My hon. colleague must have the answer.
My hon. colleague must have the answer.
Mr. Speaker, there is no doubt that the Canadian government must give fair treatment to visible minorities.
Mr. Speaker, there is no doubt that the Canadian government must give fair treatment to visible minorities.
It is a legitimate concern, one that we as parliamentarians must address before this bill is passed.
It is a legitimate concern, one that we as parliamentarians must address before this bill is passed.
In the first paragraph the women say: ``You must defeat this bill, the first nations land management act''.
In the first paragraph the women say: ``You must defeat this bill, the first nations land management act''.
She understood very well some of the problems within the department and some of the problems with the Indian Act that were preventing change from happening, change which must happen to improve the situation.
She understood very well some of the problems within the department and some of the problems with the Indian Act that were preventing change from happening, change which must happen to improve the situation.
The first recommendation is the government must enforce more comprehensive and transparent financial reporting by band and settlement administrators.
The first recommendation is the government must enforce more comprehensive and transparent financial reporting by band and settlement administrators.
This information must be freely available to all members and to the general public.
This information must be freely available to all members and to the general public.
The third recommendation, again in the area of fiscal accountability, is the government, together with councillors and administrators, must ensure there are effective, regular and ongoing consultations with band and settlement members.
The third recommendation, again in the area of fiscal accountability, is the government, together with councillors and administrators, must ensure there are effective, regular and ongoing consultations with band and settlement members.