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Tories muscling through House legislation to clean up 'backwash' of five years of minority Parliaments
Conservative sources say once controversial legislation is passed, the government will prorogue Parliament and introduce a new Throne Speech and budget when the House resumes business in 2012.
The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
Prime Minister Stephen Harper, pictured with Governor General David Johnston at the last throne speech reading.
PARLIAMENT HILL—The government will likely limit debate on a controversial bill it tabled Tuesday to dismantle the federal long-gun registry as it continues to muscle legislation through Parliament to clean up the “backwash” of five years of minority stalemate in the Commons, Conservatives say.
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Tories muscling through House legislation to clean up 'backwash' of five years of minority Parliaments
Conservative sources say once controversial legislation is passed, the government will prorogue Parliament and introduce a new Throne Speech and budget when the House resumes business in 2012.
The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
Prime Minister Stephen Harper, pictured with Governor General David Johnston at the last throne speech reading.
PARLIAMENT HILL—The government will likely limit debate on a controversial bill it tabled Tuesday to dismantle the federal long-gun registry as it continues to muscle legislation through Parliament to clean up the “backwash” of five years of minority stalemate in the Commons, Conservatives say.
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