Natilien Joseph

Mr. Speaker, I am not challenging my colleague's right to his personal convictions. I am challenging his possible intention to put his rights above the rights and autonomy of others. Can my colleague explain to the House the difference between therapeutic obstinacy and the right to die with dignity?

Mr. Speaker, my colleague may have lost it. Since when do members impose their personal beliefs on someone who wants to end their suffering? I am shocked. Can my colleague explain to the House the difference between therapeutic obstinacy and dying with dignity?

Mr. Speaker, I want to congratulate my colleague, as well as the people of Mont‑Saint‑Bruno—L'Acadie on having him as their member of Parliament. Can my colleague explain to the House how this bill will require the platforms to take responsibility for digital security rather than leaving it up to users to protect themselves?

Mr. Speaker, I will ask the same question that my colleague asked our colleague earlier. Will the Conservatives vote in favour of the bill in order to support parents who are struggling and who are concerned about the dangers children face online?

Mr. Speaker, I again commend my colleague. Can he explain how the new digital safety commission of Canada will enable us to better monitor platforms, ensure that they meet their obligations and hold them accountable if they fail to do so?

Madam Speaker, right now we are addressing the very important topic of child protection. I am the father of a 12-year-old daughter. I would like to ask my colleague a question concerning the regulation of AI chatbots. How do members propose to protect young people from the risks associated with AI chatbots, especially their ability to reinforce behaviours harmful to our children?

Madam Speaker, the government has an essential role to play in protecting children and keeping them safe while respecting parental authority. The goal is to strike a balance between protecting children and respecting parents' responsibilities. Can my colleague explain how this bill would help speed up the removal of intimate content distributed without consent and content that sexually [more]

Mr. Speaker, I believe that there are parents and grandparents in the House this evening. I listened carefully to my colleague. She said that some improvements are needed. C‑34 Can my colleague clarify what changes she would like to see to improve Bill?

Mr. Speaker, we know that all parents sometimes experience unbearable stress because of the dangers that our children may be exposed to online. As a parent, I know that feeling. C‑34 To what extent can Billprovide meaningful protection and a genuine sense of security for parents? Can my colleague provide parents with some reassurance and ensure that they are not misled by the opposition's use of [more]

Mr. Speaker, I am going to share a brief story, even though my time is limited. This summer, while visiting organizations participating in the Canada summer jobs program, I met a young man from New Brunswick who was working in Longueuil. I asked him whether he had come to Quebec because job opportunities were scarce in New Brunswick. He replied that this was not the case, that he was simply there [more]

Mr. Speaker, I am also from Quebec, and I also serve on the Standing Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities with my colleague, who, I have to admit, does an outstanding job. I have never witnessed the federal government attempting to interfere in matters that fall under Quebec's jurisdiction. I would like to ask my colleague [more]