the push for licensure is more than just about economic advantage. when you hear bottleneckers asked for a license, their language loss-- often be something like we also need this license to confer to us a certain amount of recognition. we want to be licensed because we want to be like those other occupations or professions that are already licensed, a certain recognition that comes with licensure. so, as a result, when a reform bill is introduced in the legislature or when a license is challenged in court the bottle makers will have a ferocious campaign in order to campaign-- protect their license and the funeral industry is just one example. and 25 years we have yet to find a single example of a license that is created by any means protected by any means other than the bottle makers, but yet this myth persists in these licenses exist for some demonstrable reason, some mean that's out there went back as not true, so we wrote the book in order to dispel this myth. we also wrote the book because we wanted to coin a new term. we wanted to greater word

i would like to join the prime minister in offering the condolences of the people of south licensure -- leicester. countriespanies -- need strong economies. strong countries need strong defenses. strong countries need strong leaders. go to nation prepares to the polls, as the nation prepares to go to the polls, apart from my right honorable friends, who else in this house can provide the leadership that is needed at this time? cheers] my honorable friend is right. there are three things the country needs, a strong economy, strong defense, and strong, stable leadership. willis what our plans deliver. that is what the conservative party will be offering at this election. we will be out there fighting for every vote. honorable -- we cait will weaken our defenses. >> thank you, thank you mr. speaker. condolencesh the the prime minister just sent to the families of those three people who so sadly and needlessly died. it is important we recognize that. i think the prime minister. mr. speaker, we welcome the general election. but this is a prime minister who promised there would not be one.

teachers at bridges academy are highly qualified, while 50% of the regular education teachers also hold licensure in special education. new leadership in both governing board members and administration several years ago has led to growth in accountability, student population and campus construction. we've always known what makes a great school. it is a great principal who attracts great teachers and parental involvement. that's what you see as bridges academy. don't take my word for it, though. listen to this testimonial from a parent who wrote, as the new school year approach, i wanted to take a moment to write. i can't thank you enough for being there for my daughter. you and bridges' staff have made such a difference in her life. before we moved here and found this wonderful school, my daughter was struggling. she was isolated and bullied by her classmates. and so depressed that she didn't fit in with the other children because of her emotional and learning disabilities. at bridges she was welcomed with open arms and she knows that everyone on staff is working for her best interests. finding h