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Bill S-10 "Penalties for organized drug crime act" - Information Resources |
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Bill S-10 Senate Debates | ||
May 5, 2010 - Bill S-10 introduced in the Senate. "First Reading" Read the Bill S-10 Press Release from Justice Minister, Rob Nicholson Excerpts: "The bill specifically targets gangs and other organized criminal groups who participate in the illegal drug trade." "Our Government's message is clear: drug lords should pay with jail time," said Mr Petit. "Canadians can count on us to continue standing up for law-abiding citizens. We will denounce any tactics that may weaken or obstruct this important legislation." [Translation: opponents of this bill will be characterized as "soft on crime."] - Daniel Petit, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Justice website |
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Bill S-10 Senate transcripts: May 11 | May 12 | May 13 | | ||
May 11, 2010 - Senate Debate on Bill S-10 (prior to it being sent to Committee) Read a highlighted version of Conservative Senator John Wallace's speech to the Senate regarding Bill S-10! "It is the government's view that production from six plants and up does constitute serious drug crime." (Senator John Wallace is the Conservative Senator who introduced Bill S-10.) Senator John D. Wallace just doesn't get it ! |
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May 12, 2010 - Senate Debate on Bill S-10 Read a highlighted version of Liberal Senator George Baker's speech to the Senate regarding Bill S-10! "...who was the vice-chair of the House of Commons committee [that did a thorough study of mandatory minimums]? The Honourable Rob Nicholson, P.C." |
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May 13, 2010 - Senate Debate on Bill S-10 Read a highlighted version of Conservative Senator Pierre Claude Nolin's speech to the Senate regarding Bill S-10! "We need to face facts: the problem is not the substance; it is the prohibition of that substance." Senator Nolin was chair of Canada's 2002 Senate Special Committee on Illegal Drugs |
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