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July 22, 1980

PC

T.A. Bud Bradley

Progressive Conservative
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Mr. Bud Bradley (Haldimand-Norfolk):

Madam Speaker, I believe that in the discussion between myself and the hon. Minister of National Health and Welfare (Miss Begin) there is a possibility that she referred to me as being dishonest which, of course, would discredit me in the eyes of my constituents.

Topic:   ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS
Subtopic:   PRIVILEGE
Sub-subtopic:   MR. BRADLEY-STATEMENT MADE BY MINISTER OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE
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PC

Charles Joseph Clark (Leader of the Official Opposition)

Progressive Conservative
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Mr. Clark:

She laughs at it.

Topic:   ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS
Subtopic:   PRIVILEGE
Sub-subtopic:   MR. BRADLEY-STATEMENT MADE BY MINISTER OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE
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PC

T.A. Bud Bradley

Progressive Conservative
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Mr. Bradley:

1 should like to inform the minister that if she were to read the minutes, she would see that not only was I not dishonest but that I was correct and she was possibly questionable when we were discussing singing "O Canada" prior to those statements.

1 should like to inform the minister that I intend to reserve my right to a question of privilege on checking the blues.

Topic:   ROUTINE PROCEEDINGS
Subtopic:   PRIVILEGE
Sub-subtopic:   MR. BRADLEY-STATEMENT MADE BY MINISTER OF NATIONAL HEALTH AND WELFARE
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GOVERNMENT ORDERS

SMALL LOANS ACT

LIB

Pierre Bussières (Minister of State (Finance))

Liberal
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Hon. Pierre Bussieres (Minister of State, Finance) moved

that Bill C-44, to amend the Small Loans Act and to provide for its appeal and to amend the Criminal Code, be now read the second time and, with consent, referred to Committee of the Whole.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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Motion agreed to, bill read the second time and the House went into committee thereon, Mr. Blaker in the chair.

Clauses 1 to 10 inclusive agreed to. Title agreed to. Bill reported.
LIB

Roderick Blaker (Assistant Deputy Chair of Committees of the Whole)

Liberal
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The Acting Speaker (Mr. Blaker):

When shall the bill be read the third time. Now?

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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NDP

Stanley Howard Knowles (N.D.P. House Leader)

New Democratic Party
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Mr. Knowles:

By leave.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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LIB

Pierre Bussières (Minister of State (Finance))

Liberal
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Mr. Bussieres moved

that the bill be read the third time and do pass.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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LIB

Roderick Blaker (Assistant Deputy Chair of Committees of the Whole)

Liberal
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The Acting Speaker (Mr. Blaker):

Is it the pleasure of the House to adopt the said motion?

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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NDP

Stanley Howard Knowles (N.D.P. House Leader)

New Democratic Party
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Hon. Stanley Knowles (Winnipeg North Centre):

Mr. Speaker, In accordance with the agreement I do not propose to debate the motion, but 1 should like to ask the government

July 22, 1980

Summer Recess

House leader a question with respect to this bill. Now that we are passing it in the House of Commons in the hope that it may soon become law, will the government House leader suggest, or do something else, that the senators come back so that they can pass the bill and it can become law? Surely he will agree with me that for the senators to have gone home until October 15 when this important piece of legislation is before us, is hardly doing their duty.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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LIB

Yvon Pinard (President of the Privy Council; Leader of the Government in the House of Commons; Liberal Party House Leader)

Liberal
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Hon. Yvon Pinard (President of the Privy Council):

Mr. Speaker, 1 am convinced that if the Senate had known we would adopt this bill today they would have stayed. On the other hand, I am sure that they will suffer less, politically, for having left last week than any party on the other side of this House.

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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PC

Walter David Baker (Official Opposition House Leader; Progressive Conservative Party House Leader)

Progressive Conservative
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Hon. Walter Baker (Nepean-Carleton):

Mr. Speaker, I assume from his answer that the government House leader will bring this matter to the attention of the senators. When he does, I would ask him to inform them that he has our complete support and also the support of the man who wished he could be a senator, the hon. member for Winnipeg North Centre (Mr. Knowles)!

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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Some hon. Members:

Hear, hear!

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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NDP

Stanley Howard Knowles (N.D.P. House Leader)

New Democratic Party
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Mr. Knowles:

Mr. Speaker, I thought my friend and neighbour on Commanche Drive was really a friend. To suggest that 1 would like to go to that other place is as unfriendly a thing as he could say!

Topic:   GOVERNMENT ORDERS
Subtopic:   SMALL LOANS ACT
Sub-subtopic:   MEASURE TO AMEND
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Motion agreed to, bill read the third time and passed.

MOTION RESPECTING SUMMER RECESS

The House resumed from Monday, July 21, 1980, consideration of the amended motion of the President of the Privy Council (Mr. Pinard): That, when the House adjourns on the day that this order is adopted, it shall stand adjourned until October 15, 1980, provided that at any time prior to that date, if it appears to the satisfaction of Madam Speaker after consultation with the government, that the public interest requires that the House should meet at an earlier time. Madam Speaker may give notice that she is so satisfied, and thereupon the House shall meet at the time stated in such notice, and shall transact its business as if it had been duly adjourned to that time; and That, in the event of Madam Speaker's being unable to act owing to illness or other cause, the Deputy Speaker, the Deputy Chairman of Committees or the Assistant Deputy Chairman of Committees shall act in her stead for all the purposes of this order.

July 22, 1980