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As stated repeatedly in this House during all stages of the bill, other public servants and Canadians in general have not been afforded the same wage increase as that granted to the judges by Bill C-37. As stated repeatedly in this House during all stages of the bill, other public servants and Canadians in general have not been afforded the same wage increase as that granted to the judges by Bill C-37.
As stated repeatedly in this House during all stages of the bill, other public servants and Canadians in general have not been afforded the same wage increase as that granted to the judges by Bill C-37.
Another Citizen article, published on the same date, revealed that more and more two-parent families had both parents in the workforce in 1996, while at the same time the number of children left at home was increasing. Another Citizen article, published on the same date, revealed that more and more two-parent families had both parents in the workforce in 1996, while at the same time the number of children left at home was increasing.
Another Citizen article, published on the same date, revealed that more and more two-parent families had both parents in the workforce in 1996, while at the same time the number of children left at home was increasing.
In the same vein we cannot support the government's concurrence in the Senate amendments. In the same vein we cannot support the government's concurrence in the Senate amendments.
In the same vein we cannot support the government's concurrence in the Senate amendments.
At the same time that this is happening, we are increasing the wages for some of the wealthiest people in this country. At the same time that this is happening, we are increasing the wages for some of the wealthiest people in this country.
At the same time that this is happening, we are increasing the wages for some of the wealthiest people in this country.
It is too bad that the government did not choose to accept that in the same way it accepted the amendments from the Senate. It is too bad that the government did not choose to accept that in the same way it accepted the amendments from the Senate.
It is too bad that the government did not choose to accept that in the same way it accepted the amendments from the Senate.
They have to have their taxes raised considerably in order to provide the same services.
They have to have their taxes raised considerably in order to provide the same services.
As we deal with the bill, why are we denying the right of fellow Canadians, grassroots people who live on our native reserves, the same type of accountability we have?
As we deal with the bill, why are we denying the right of fellow Canadians, grassroots people who live on our native reserves, the same type of accountability we have?
They are saying they will vote against the treaty because they want the same right as I have as a Canadian citizen to know exactly the amount of money coming in, how it is being spent and how the distribution is taking place.
They are saying they will vote against the treaty because they want the same right as I have as a Canadian citizen to know exactly the amount of money coming in, how it is being spent and how the distribution is taking place.
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?
However, much later, they were to see some of their sons descend in turn into hell between 1939 and 1945, others in Korea, all defending the same causes-freedom and democracy.
However, much later, they were to see some of their sons descend in turn into hell between 1939 and 1945, others in Korea, all defending the same causes-freedom and democracy.
I would have hoped that the Prime Minister of the country would have known the same thing.
I would have hoped that the Prime Minister of the country would have known the same thing.
If we are not prepared to give them the same benefits we have had and have nourished for well over 500 years, I am afraid the term self-government is somewhat meaningless.
If we are not prepared to give them the same benefits we have had and have nourished for well over 500 years, I am afraid the term self-government is somewhat meaningless.
There are some limitations with regard to criminal offences, but as a developing governing nation the first nations deserve the same opportunities Canadians have had since the beginning of recognized government.
There are some limitations with regard to criminal offences, but as a developing governing nation the first nations deserve the same opportunities Canadians have had since the beginning of recognized government.
I heard the same thing.
I heard the same thing.
I do not share the same concerns as the Reform Party members that there is a problem in the bill with respect to the allocation of sovereignty.
I do not share the same concerns as the Reform Party members that there is a problem in the bill with respect to the allocation of sovereignty.
I would ask the member opposite or a member of the Reform Party if they might share the same concerns I have, that we should be looking for an amendment that clarifies a need for transparency in deliberations when the bill goes through.
I would ask the member opposite or a member of the Reform Party if they might share the same concerns I have, that we should be looking for an amendment that clarifies a need for transparency in deliberations when the bill goes through.
It is trying to create communities that manage their own affairs in the same way as municipalities do and in another way as provinces do.
It is trying to create communities that manage their own affairs in the same way as municipalities do and in another way as provinces do.
In fact, many other amendments reflecting the concerns and expectations of information commissioners, past and present, could have been tabled in the same manner.
In fact, many other amendments reflecting the concerns and expectations of information commissioners, past and present, could have been tabled in the same manner.