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place weto get to that have to have public discourse that goes beyond the knee-jerk reaction. ,ne of the key elements of that a point i am incredibly proud of canadians, there was a moment in our election campaign where the conservatives put forward a and enactedstrip before the election to remove the citizenship from canadian citizens convicted of terrorism. dual citizens. which quite frankly they thought was a great idea. these are people convicted of terrorism against our country. they are forfeiting their rights to be citizens. it seems that a reasonable thing . on the front of it. but when you look at it and realized that means someone convicted of terrorism with dual citizenship could have a different consequence under the law and a canadian home grown terrorist who has canadian tet citizenship and is six generation and can't have it removed at all, you devalue the citizenship of everyone by making it conditional on good behavior. i found myself in a situation on stage against the former prime yes, a manguing that citizenjust strip the ship should have his canadian citizenship

take what weto laugh in those situations and share it with the rest of the government.i think we are able to provide insights that are often quite helpful. but i do think we've got to reckon with the fact that i don't think this is anything that is going to change. it has directly been something aid has been asked to do and will be us to do into the future. it is hard, but i think people do a very good job at identifying those areas where we can have some impact. and doing the kind of evaluation, looking at things that enable us to say, quite frankly in the privacy of internal policy discussions and of the deliberations, this is working and this is an and what does it mean for how we look forward. it's hard. it is very difficult. >> thanks for being frank about it. >> there is a microphone. go ahead. the first person. >> this young lady had her hand at first. >> introduce yourself and be very brief. >> hello, congressional quarterly. needpoke earlier about the to build resiliency in a world where there are crises happening all the time, sometimes in unexpected places. h

i want to be careful and narrowly target it, so that we do not go after those that are and weto do a good job o want to go after those that are facilitated, maybe not those who are providing. >> we will work together. remember theler, i discussion draft, the protection act which we have discussed, that would make sure consumers have access to channels that they on the air. i hope that this bill will be bipartisan, but i have heard that some colleagues want to wait and see how many broadcasters will need to be repacked. it is critical that it is introduced with enough time to go through with regular order, so that it is ready. so i think would be hopeful for us all to better understand the schedule for the auction going forward. can you walk us through the estimate of how the next couple of months will play out, paying attention to when we will know how many broadcasters will need to be repacked? as i said, ther: reverse auction bidding will start in may. exactly when, we do not know yet, it depends on what we find out when we are sorting through the data to come up with a channel pla

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