Larry Brock
- Career
- Assistant Crown attorney for Brantford
- Political Experience
- Elected to represent the riding of Brantford—Brant in the House of Commons of Canada in the 2021 Canadian federal election. Elected vice chair of the Canadian House of Commons Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights in the 45th Canadian Parliament in 2025.
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Business & Financial Interests
Before being elected to Parliament in 2021, Larry Brock had a long career in law. He worked as a Crown Attorney in Brantford, Ontario, for approximately 29 years. In this role, he was responsible for prosecuting criminal cases on behalf of the government.
Public Controversies
In May 2023, Larry Brock was involved in a controversy in the House of Commons. During a debate, he was accused of making an inappropriate comment directed at a female cabinet minister. The Speaker of the House reviewed the incident and ruled that the language was unparliamentary. Brock later issued an apology in the House for his remarks.
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Prime Minister Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Mr. Speaker, my colleague's speech was excellent. We have heard repeatedly from theand thethat the government's response to the Cowichan decision was to immediately appeal. Is that fact? If it is not fact, what does that say about the importance the government places on this issue?
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parliamentary secretary I have another motion for consideration on unanimous consent that I have shared with the. I wish to read it out as follows: C-16 Should Billpass the committee stage on May 6, 2026, And notwithstanding any motion previously adopted by this committee, following the completion of clause-by-clause consideration of the bill, the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights
There was a question, Mr. Chair, posed to you and the clerk before you suspended, approximately 15or 20 minutes ago. A certain number of questions were put to you. I'm hopeful that you have an answer you can share with us.
Thank you, Chair. C-16 I'd like to start off by recapping how things progressed last Monday. I believe every member of this committee will recognize the efforts made by Conservatives to essentially deem movement of probably the last two dozen or two dozen and a half government amendments without the necessity of any explanation because I truly felt we were on a path to complete
C-16 To follow up, to Mr. Taylor and Ms. Burt, I echo the chair's comments. Please extend our gratitude to your colleagues, who withstood gruelling days at this committee as we studied Bill. Their patience was noted and we thank them for it. Thank you.
Yes. I'll make it very specific, Chair. Ultimately, if hypothetically we moved to a vote on Mr. Baber's amendment and Mr. Mantle's subamendment, that would take us to the rest of clause-by-clause consideration and ultimately you would be putting a question to this committee. That question is: Shall the bill, as amended, carry? I want to know, as members of my party wish to know, whether that
Thank you, Chair. On that basis, I understand that the Conservative position is that we move to a vote on Mr. Baber's amendment and Mr. Mantle's subamendment at this time.
Actually, it's Mr. Caputo.
Yes.