Bill C-10: More delays on the way to third reading

By Denis Carmel OTTAWA – After the adoption of a time allocation motion for report stage and third reading of Bill C-10 passed in the House of Commons on Monday afternoon the Conservatives, on a point of order, argued the amendments which were “deemed” in the Committee, shouldn’t actually count, even though they voted on them. The Conservatives argued the inclusion of the amendments which were introduced after the five hours of time allocated to stop committee debate – and were voted on by number only and not discussed, was against the wording of the time allocation motion adopted by...