Labour

Elizabeth May delivers a speech on Canada Post lockout 31 hours into the filibuster.

Mr. Speaker, I know the member meant to say today is June 23, which is Public Service Day. Today is apparently Thursday.

Madam Speaker, I will try to make this brief, but I want to thank my friend from Esquimalt--Juan de Fuca for his presentation.

Mr. Speaker, I would like to thank and congratulate the new member of Parliament for giving a very powerful presentation.

Mr.

Elizabeth May delivers a speech on Canada Post lockout 31 hours into the filibuster.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

I thank the hon. member for Hull—Aylmer.

Madam Speaker, this is the first time I have risen in the House on a point of order. I have not risen to make a point of debate. This is a proper point of order.

Mr. Speaker, I appreciated the comments from the member for St. John's East and earlier comments about the history of the unions, which some government members question.

Madam Chair, I would urge members of this committee to think about even one small change in the way Bill C-6 is now drafted. This is reasonable.