Vertaling van "previous speaker to explain how he could begin his remarks " (Engels → Frans) :

Mr. Speaker, I would like the previous speaker to explain how he could begin his remarks by saying that amnesty is necessary to convince more people to comply with the law, then go on to say that the law they would be complying with is no good and should be eliminated.
Monsieur le Président, j'aimerais que l'orateur explique comment il peut commencer sa présentation en disant que l'amnistie est nécessaire pour permettre de convaincre plus de gens de se conformer à la loi, pour ensuite dire que la loi à laquelle ils se conformeraient n'est pas bonne et qu'elle devrait être éliminée.

I wonder if the hon. member could explain how he squares his remarks this evening with his earlier comments which criticized the fiscal virtue of the Mike Harris common sense revolution.
Je me demande comment le député peut concilier les propos qu'il a tenus ce soir et les critiques qu'ils a lancées contre le bien-fondé de la politique budgétaire de Mike Harris et de sa révolution du bon sens.

How or why would Yukoners trust the member on this oil drilling issue when they certainly could not trust him on the gun registry issue, even when he had 90% support for his previous position? Mr. Speaker, I thank the member for promoting Yukon to a province, but other than that he had a very dismal reply on oil drilling.
Pourquoi les Yukonnais feraient-ils confiance au député dans le dossier du forage pétrolier, s'ils ne peuvent manifestement pas lui faire confiance dans celui du registre des armes à feu, même si 90 p. 100 d'entre eux appuyaient sa position précédente, et comment le pourraient-ils?

Thanks for everything, Gus (1510) [English] Hon. Bill Blaikie (Elmwood—Transcona, NDP): Mr. Speaker, I begin by saying how much I wish we could have done this while Major-General Cloutier was still with us, but as we all know, he requested that we not do so and we respected his humility in this regard.
Pour tout cela, merci Gus! (1510) [Traduction] L'hon. Bill Blaikie (Elmwood—Transcona, NPD): Monsieur le Président, je commencerai par dire à quel point nous aurions voulu le faire pendant que le major-général Cloutier était avec nous, mais, comme chacun sait, il avait demandé que nous ne le fassions pas , et nous avons respecté son humilité à cet égard.

Hon. Allan Rock (Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, if the concern my friend has is not for constitutionality but for consistency, then perhaps he can begin by explaining how it is that his colleague at this end of the bench asked me 10 minutes ago how could I dare countenance the payment of money to a claimant in an action against the crown and now he seems to be suggesting that instead of passing Bill C-28 we should be paying out money to the claimants in relation to constitutionality. [Translation] Mr. Gilles Duceppe (Laurier-Sainte-Marie, BQ): Mr. Speaker, the Minister of Justice did not really answer the question put by my colleague, the member for Saint-Hubert, a few moments ago.
[Français] M. Gilles Duceppe (Laurier-Sainte-Marie, BQ): Monsieur le Président, le ministre de la Justice n'a pas vraiment répondu à la question de ma collègue de Saint-Hubert, il y a quelques instants.