Colin Parkinson
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Well you could do it like the old days when they shut down the bars till the polls closed. Just shut down the internet completely on election day.
Liberals Censure debate on C-11 Censorship Bill
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How will
Colin Parkinson
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Sorry. I go back under rock...
Good Colin, good!
(I left some food scraps under there for you...I appreciate the effort...)
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…and the LPC’s media good squad slow rolls C-11 implementation because it’s….a bad idea trying to be kept from being a worse idea implemented…
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Peter Menzies: Hey, feds, how are those broadcasting reforms going?
Not so good, eh? What a shock.
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daftandbarmy
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…and the LPC’s media good squad slow rolls C-11 implementation because it’s….a bad idea trying to be kept from being a worse idea implemented…
Peter Menzies: Hey, feds, how are those broadcasting reforms going?
Not so good, eh? What a shock.
Meanwhile, we continue to pay for the red tape that continues to strangle us....
The cost of regulation from all three levels of government to Canadian businesses totalled $38.8 billion in 2020. The total number of hours spent on regulatory compliance2 by businesses of all sizes in Canada was 731 million hours - the equivalent of nearly 375,000 full-time3 jobs. The 2020 estimate excludes COVID-19 regulations to make the cost comparable to previous years.
These costs are considered too high by small business owners, who cite excessive regulation as one of their top concerns. The smallest businesses bear a disproportionately high burden of the cost, paying up to five times more per-employee than larger businesses. The smallest businesses pay $7,023 per employee annually to comply with government regulation while larger businesses pay $1,237 dollars per employee annually (see Figure 1). Being able to spread regulatory costs over more employees gives larger businesses a competitive advantage over their smaller counterparts.
Canada's Red Tape Report
The cost of regulation from all three levels of government to Canadian businesses totalled $38.8 billion in 2020. The total number of hours is equal to nearly 375,000 full-time jobs.
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DB, an issue indeed! Canada has one of the largest regulatory regimes in an nation globally…upwards of 70,000 concurrent regulations, IIRC.
Government over-regulation certainly can’t ever be seen to be a ‘money multiplier’…if the government os involved, the value of an individual or company’s dollar to achieve anything is reduce, not improved…
Government over-regulation certainly can’t ever be seen to be a ‘money multiplier’…if the government os involved, the value of an individual or company’s dollar to achieve anything is reduce, not improved…
Oldgateboatdriver
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You don't know Red tape until you had to deal with official France.
We're amateurs!
We're amateurs!
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But they serve red wine in those meetings!
Oldgateboatdriver
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Thank God! The speeches alone from those officials will put you to sleep.
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