Bill C-319
An Act to amend the Old Age Security Act (amount of full pension)
Bill C-319 — status: Third reading (House). This bill is from the 44th Parliament, 1st session.
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Division Votes (1)
2nd reading of Bill C-319, An Act to amend the Old Age Security Act (amount of full pension)
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Parliamentary Debates (59)
Speeches in the House of Commons that mention Bill C-319.
Private Members' Business
…they are 65, 75 or 85 years old. I recognize that this bill faces challenges. Like its predecessor, Bill C-319, this bill will likely require a royal recommendation because it involves new public spending. I hope that my Liberal colleagues in government will recognize this session that affordability challenge…
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…ing and thinking only of the next election, when will the government make the right choice and give Bill C-319 a royal recommendation?
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…aight. On the one hand, we have a $250 cheque that no party agrees with. On the other hand, we have Bill C-319 to increase the OAS, which all the parties agree with. Why are the Liberals not making the right choice?
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…they need. I would like to talk about the amount. The Bloc Québécois introduced a bill for seniors, Bill C-319, presented by my colleague from Shefford. It seeks to end discrimination. I just talked about discrimination when I spoke about the people who may be excluded from receiving the $250 cheque, but the …
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…this would address the injustice they are suffering, not to mention cost half as much. Will it give Bill C-319 a royal recommendation instead of trying to buy votes?
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…ng among seniors and students. My measure is less expensive and better targeted. We calculated that Bill C-319 would cost $3 billion. As the leader of the Bloc Québécois said in his speech today, the other $3 billion could have been used for housing or to address homelessness. The GST holiday is not a targete…
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…hich has been signed by 228 citizens of my riding to signify their support for the Bloc Québécois's Bill C-319, an act to amend the Old Age Security Act. The citizens are calling on the government to provide a royal recommendation for Bill C‑319 in order to increase OAS by 10% for people aged 65 to 74 and to …
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…nce. Instead of fearmongering, will the minister work for people and give a royal recommendation to Bill C-319?
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…h Disabilities. I say that because I am especially grateful for the work that this committee did on Bill C-319. I also want to thank her for supporting fairness for seniors. She asked me questions when I appeared before the committee, and I commend her for her work on this file. Now, I am going to come back t…
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…nd over, in a universal plan that should apply to everyone. That is the gap we want to correct with Bill C-319. As I said in another speech, seniors are not all facing the same situation. People aged 80 and over may be living a different reality from those aged 75 and over or from those aged 70 to 75. That is…
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