With regard to my friend's last observation, I do not accept, for a moment, th
e argument that has been advanced by some spokesmen for the government to the effect that the Senate has no right to amend the bill, for example,
and that we should confine ourselves as a revising chamber to changing drafting errors or technical changes. If it is the view of my friends that the bill ought to be amended, then amend it and send it to the House of Co
mmons and they will ...[+++] have to consider it and decide what to do with it.