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Mark GerretsenMP

Clarion tracks Mark Gerretsen's public record in Canada (Federal) — the bills they sponsor, their recent interventions in the chamber, and the meetings registered with them, each cited to the official source.

Party
Liberal
Riding
Kingston and the Islands
Jurisdiction
Canada (Federal)

Role as last recorded — rosters change between elections and cabinet shuffles; verify currency against the official source.

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Recent interventions

A teaser slice of each chamber intervention — read the full text on the official record.

  1. Government Business No. 13—Proceedings on Bill C‑22

    Mr. Speaker, I believe if you seek it, you will find consent among the parties to agree to switch the first two speaking spots between the Conservatives and the Liberals, with the understanding that all regular rules, in…

    2026-06-17House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  2. Private Members' Business

    Mr. Speaker, I recognize that the word is unparliamentary, and I hold myself to that standard. I retract that.

    2026-06-17House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  3. Kingston's Town Crier

    Mr. Speaker, I rise today to recognize a Kingston icon and one of the most celebrated town criers in the world: our very own Chris Whyman. This year marks more than four decades since Chris first donned the regalia and s…

    2026-06-17House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  4. Private Members' Business

    Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. Moments ago, the member for Elgin—St. Thomas—London South issued a social media post that included the results of a vote that occurred earlier this afternoon in the House. He indi…

    2026-06-17House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  5. Government Orders

    Mr. Speaker, I believe if you seek it, you will find consent to apply the results from the last vote to this vote, with Liberal members voting yes.

    2026-06-17House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  6. Points of Order — Admissibility of Government Business No. 13

    Mr. Speaker, it is more than just out of order. The member has brought cake into the House of Commons, which is incredibly disrespectful of the rules of this House. I would suggest that the member apologize to the House…

    2026-06-16House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  7. Points of Order — Admissibility of Government Business No. 13

    Mr. Speaker, I am rising to respond to the point of order raised by my colleague, respecting the effect of the programming motion related to Bill C‑22 in the context of our collective and individual privileges. I submit…

    2026-06-16House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  8. Combatting Hate Act — Bill C-9—Time Allocation Motion

    Mr. Speaker, the good thing is that we have over 150 years of precedent on our side on this. If members go back and look at the precedents, I am sure they will find many examples where ministers of state have moved this…

    2026-06-15House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  9. Government Business No. 12—Proceedings on Bill C-30

    Mr. Speaker, at the beginning of his speech, the hon. member was critical of the parliamentary secretary. He was suggesting that the parliamentary secretary was inaccurate when he said that Conservatives are just filibus…

    2026-06-15House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

  10. Final Self-Government Agreement for the Tłegǫ́hłı̨ Got’įnę Act

    Mr. Speaker, I request that it be carried on division.

    2026-06-12House of CommonsOfficial record ↗

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