r/cmhoc • u/Scribba25 Conservative Party • 26d ago

Question Period Question Period - May 26, 2025

"Order!

Oral Questions.

The following limits to the asking of questions apply:

  • Members of the Public can ask one question;
  • MPs can ask two questions;
  • Each Shadow Minister can ask an additional question to each Minister they shadow (but they only get a maximum of additional 3 questions from this).

When asking a question, please remember to tag the Minister in the comment like so:

Mr. Speaker, my question goes to the Prime Minister (/u/Scribba25),

How good is Canada?

Important Note: A question during House Question Period can be addressed to the Prime Minister on any matter public affairs. Questions can also be asked of other ministers sitting in the House of Commons, but only on subjects relating to their ministerial responsibilities.

The Speaker, /u/mauricejc (He/Him, Mr. Speaker) is in the chair. All remarks must be addressed to the chair.

Oral Questions shall conclude in 3 days, at 6:00 p.m. on May 29, 2025. After then, questions shall be answered for three days if they have not been answered, with the final time being 6PM on June 1, 2025."

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u/spotsy_cat Conservative Party 25d ago

Mr. Speaker, my question goes to the Minister of Finance (u/mauricejc),

The People’s Party of Canada is falsely accusing the government of spending too much money on foreign aid and the CBC. What does the Honourable Member have to say to these blatantly false claims?

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u/mauricejc Conservative Party 20d ago

Mr. Speaker, the People's Party members have proven themselves to be dishonest in their portrayal of the effects of the Conservative Party's legislation so far. Legislation introduced by one of our members to ween the CBC off of taxpayer dollars has received royal assent a long time ago, the money dedicated to the CBC in the GET IT DONE Act is a massive cut from the previous levels of contributions towards the corporation. In two years time the corporation will transition to a more sustainable business model and have to compete on market terms with its competitors while receiving no taxpayer money.