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Michael KramMP

Clarion tracks Michael Kram'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
Conservative
Riding
Regina—Wascana
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

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  1. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    Would you say that it's more than a little bit irresponsible for the government to have let in these 3,000 EVs from China without the ability to ensure at every step of the way that the supply chains do not have forced l…

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  2. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    Okay, so we can anticipate that automobile parts and EVs from these regions of China probably should be included in the list in Bill C-35. Is that a fair statement?

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  3. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    Okay, but if we are, let's suspend disbelief for a minute and assume that the U.S. Department of Labor study is correct and that these parts and these imports do have to be stopped. We're going to stop these Chinese EVs…

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  4. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    If the U.S. Department of Labor has found that many automobiles, electric vehicles and auto parts made in China are used with forced and child labour, can you give us some insight into the enforcement mechanism? Do we ha…

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  5. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    Thank you, Mr. Chair. I would like to circle back to the witnesses about the Chinese EV imports. Just a couple of weeks ago, in an article with the headline “Chinese-made electric vehicles start arriving in Canada”, CBC…

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  6. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    I have a report here from the U.S. Department of Labor from September 2024. I'd like to read a quote from that report: In addition to manufacturing aluminum automotive parts, China processes a large percentage of other…

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  7. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. Thank you to all the witnesses for joining us today. Article 23.6 of the existing CUSMA reads, in part, “each party shall prohibit the importation of goods into its territory from other…

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  8. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    Okay, but they're not going to say that all of a sudden it is okay to import goods made from child labour. I don't understand. If there is considerable evidence that automotive parts and automobiles are made with forced…

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  9. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    In Bill C-35, which was tabled last month, it does refer to a list. Subclause 6(1) reads: The Minister may, by regulation, establish a list of goods in respect of which there are reasonable grounds to suspect that they…

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

  10. Enforcing Canada's Import Ban on Goods Produced Using Forced Labour

    Chair, I think that's my time.

    2026-06-18International TradeOfficial record ↗

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