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PAGE 6, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1982, WHITBY FREE ýPRESS MP Scott Fenneli says.... To riesý OTTAWA - Last Friday morning, the Division Bells were still ringing in an attempt to sum-, mon members of theý House of Commüons' to the Green Chamber-for a vote. CLEARANC i OnIy 1980 ....R..... 1 OnIy 1980 SPORTRE ... 1 Ouly 1980 LIQUIORE ... 10 GnIy 1982 SITFRE... 1 Gnly 1982 340 TRAILFIRI 1 OnIy 1982,440 TRAILFIRI will stay out until governmeént, The MP's were to vote ally shut down the Crown corporations, "And we w'ere thrown fui on an, adjourniment government-process impose new taxes on out forl18cents."F motion put forward by since a week ago yester- energy consuimption Fenneli, Who also ser- 1 the'Progressive Conser- dayý to protest the and export as well as ves as the public wor ks mg vative oppositionled by government's proposed allow the deferal critic in lark's shadow ca former Prime Minister Energy Security Bill. In government to dlaim 25 cabinet, is strongly OP- eni Joe Clark. fact, until the vote per cent of the produc- posed to providing thi The Tories have liter- taken no government tion revenues on new Petro-Canada with $5 sh business needing legis- energy sources. dis- billion.to acquire new- th, lation will go abead.' covered on Crown companies. AccoLdiE to Ontario 0wn lands. when it billion coud gnell, the boycott will becomes law, will also jobs," he said. P E!stay in force until the the government to give He also explained his iri E.government comprises Petro-Canada $5 billion caucus' position. or on the way in which the to acquire existing "We simply asked tir bill is handled in parlia- energy companies. (Government House 1 ...... 1 1295 ment. 1 -1 / "It's a wide ranging Leader Yvon) Pinard to thi ...... 1 e895 Fennell said - that -the bilI, " Fennel said dlaim- break up this bill into thi ....... 2995 Tories want to see the ing that it will enshrine pgper segments and to ai . 245 mammoth 149-page bill. into law tax increases discuss each segment st( ...... 1795 separated into various on gas and oil of 76 cents> with suitable debate." i C sqq r parts and to debate each a gallon. However, "Pinard re- ex .2975 2 5% DISCOUNT ON AIL SNOWMOBILE CLOTHING part. "We're going th keep it up until they relent," the MP said in a tele- phone interview "from bis Ottawa office last Friday mor.ning. "lWe're not going to back down on this one. We've got to stop them." The proposed energy legisiation will give the government power to provide nearly $1 billion in incentive grants to companies involved in oil and gas exploration; give the government the right to create new, gives lu ises to negotiate," lnnell added. Headlînes in. the iajor Canadian media rried stories at the Ld 0f hast week saying at the Tory imposed àutdown was. costing ie Canadian taxpayers 100,000 aday. The civil servants ,rking directly, for lrliament. are paid -regardless of whether rnot the House is sit- ng. Fennell maintains at this does not mean e work of Parliament nd its members has Lopped. Using himself as an :ample, he said, "My office is working as bard as normal, my staff is going full tilt. "I'm as busy as I've ever been. ", The Tory MP said that the opposition is plann- ing to treat the energy bill in the same manner as it did the constitution, that is, fight to keep it before Parliament until acceptable, changes are made. 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