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At 4pm EST, the Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science & Technology will hear testimony related to Bill C-22, including comments from our EVP @KristaCarrNB. #cdnpoli
We'll be live tweeting throughout the committee meeting.
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We'll be live tweeting throughout the committee meeting.
Tune in here: senparlvu.parl.gc.ca/Harmony/en/Pow…
@KristaCarrNB Session is starting now - first up, introductions from the committee members and an overview of the #accessibility features adopted by committee.
Panel 1 opens with remarks from @CQualtro.
Panel 1 opens with remarks from @CQualtro.
#CanadaDisabilityBenefit #C22 #CDBby23 - #ODSP #AISH #CPPD
1st Session of Senate Committee studying if they'll be suggesting amendments - March 22 2023
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1st Session of Senate Committee studying if they'll be suggesting amendments - March 22 2023
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Feed begins with it's about to begin message at 4:03pm
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Sen Omidvar starts by welcoming everyone and invites other committee Senators to introduce themselves.
(i'm not going to recap them announcing themselves)
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(i'm not going to recap them announcing themselves)
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Today's the first of two known committee sessions regarding Bill #C22, @ratnaomi @SenatorWanda @SenatorBurey @DonnaDasko @SenMarilou @lankin_f @StanKutcher @SenMoodie @drgigiosler @CPetitclerc so I want to offer one more thought on top of what I already sent you (included).. 1/
If you don't set a minimum standard of what the Canada Disability Benefit should provide, you ARE setting a maximum.
See, if it goes forward based on the way that Minister Qualtrough has been saying.. modeled on the GIS / OAS and to a specific dollar number that means.. 2/
See, if it goes forward based on the way that Minister Qualtrough has been saying.. modeled on the GIS / OAS and to a specific dollar number that means.. 2/
That even if a province like say.. Ontario, decides "you know what.. they're right.. this isn't enough" and they themselves decide to raise their ODSP, the CDB would go down in that province.
Unless.. 3/
Unless.. 3/
LIAR. The liberals are literally legislating the gun problem in 🇨🇦
In 2022 alone, Bill #C22 and #C5 passed which directly reduces minimums for violent gun offences. Statscan shows every move Trudeau has made, resulted in a spike
@TWilsonOttawa #cdnpoli #C21 #C22
@CCFR_CCDAF🇨🇦
In 2022 alone, Bill #C22 and #C5 passed which directly reduces minimums for violent gun offences. Statscan shows every move Trudeau has made, resulted in a spike
@TWilsonOttawa #cdnpoli #C21 #C22
@CCFR_CCDAF🇨🇦
#C22 No more minimums:
-Use of firearm in commission of offence
-Possession of loaded handgun
-Weapons trafficking
-Unauthorized import/export of firearm
-Robbery with firearm
-Extortion with firearm
-Illegal discharge of a firearm with intent
These are serious+violent offences
-Use of firearm in commission of offence
-Possession of loaded handgun
-Weapons trafficking
-Unauthorized import/export of firearm
-Robbery with firearm
-Extortion with firearm
-Illegal discharge of a firearm with intent
These are serious+violent offences
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Even stealing guns is no big deal to @marcomendicino
-Possession of restricted or prohibited weapon knowing possession is unauthorized
-Possession of weapon obtained through crime
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Even stealing guns is no big deal to @marcomendicino
-Possession of restricted or prohibited weapon knowing possession is unauthorized
-Possession of weapon obtained through crime
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That's a wrap for #C22 study at #HUMA. It is now up to the government to get the bill passed before Friday. It's doable. If it does, the bill will go to the Senate and go through the motions of being studied.
A few observations:
1. The study has been carried pretty quickly and in a very collaborative manner. We've seen plenty of amendments from opposition parties that were carried. It's a great sign for the later study in Senate.
1. The study has been carried pretty quickly and in a very collaborative manner. We've seen plenty of amendments from opposition parties that were carried. It's a great sign for the later study in Senate.
2. We have a much better bill than what we started with. There have been significant improvements. It's important, because it will actually force the government to do some things that would have otherwise been left to its goodwill.
The Bloc wants to establish some of the eligibility criteria in the bill directly/the HoC to review the regulations, not just in regulations. The rational is that it's important to enshrine these in the law, not leave it up to future governments. #C22
Sub-amendment rejected. Back to the NDP amendment on reporting on the regulation work to the HoC.
@BonitaZarrillo is asking for unanimous consent to withdraw her amendment. Withdrawn.
It's #HUMA Time !
"Line by line, Clause by Clause Part II"
December 13th 2022
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(may lag at points in my live tweeting, but I'll be back) (#CanadaDisabilityBenefit) 1/
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"Line by line, Clause by Clause Part II"
December 13th 2022
Scheduled to start in 3 minutes from time of tweet send. Watch here: parlvu.parl.gc.ca/Harmony/en/Pow…
(may lag at points in my live tweeting, but I'll be back) (#CanadaDisabilityBenefit) 1/
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Two legislative / Legal clerks are expected, I'll refer to them in simple or generalized terms for the purposes of speed.
Krista Wilcox & Mausumi Banerjee are scheduled to appear as technical (gov) witnesses / aids much like how Alexis Conrad & Ms Wilcox did last meet. 3/
Krista Wilcox & Mausumi Banerjee are scheduled to appear as technical (gov) witnesses / aids much like how Alexis Conrad & Ms Wilcox did last meet. 3/
It has been a week since Amélie Duranleau and I gave our testimony for @lasqdi in front of the HUMA committee , regarding #C22. While we will publish a brief next week (in both languages), let's do a quick recap of what we told members of the committee (long thread):
1. #C22 needs to be passed NOW. Do not amend it, do not add details, let's figure it out later in the regulatory process.
2. The Québec experience on working on the new Basic Income Program in the province proves it is possible to conduct a successful regulatory process with PWD organizations.
To be a #PWD in this time of turmoil during the creation of #C22 is a complex and emotional rollercoaster of events. A nation of ppl truly affected by the outcome are watching every single moment, working to be apart of the process, hoping to have their input. A🧵
There is nothing in the Bill which brings real comfort and trust in the system. That ultimately is the truth, as I see it. Call me a pessimist if you want to, but the truth is, as I see it- this needs to be wholly rewritten and expedited. It needs to call for accountability.
Some of the questions asked during the committee meeting were astonishingly crude. Able-bodied folk, imagine this scenario: you’re in constant pain, you’re either unable to see or hear or move or swallow, or any combination thereof; and the BIG question on the frontline is…
Gray is calling out the amount of talking they did with no substance, she wants a timeline but he blames parliamentary timeline for holding up his timeline, best estimate is a year?
Bynen asks about episodic disabilities like arthritis and MS etc, response is we need to look at the diversity of it, eligibility and criteria, some benefits 3 months up to permanent. income tested.
