The Liberals Have Failed Canadians on Public Safety…
After years of Liberal soft-on-crime policies, Canadians are seeing the consequences in their own communities.
Repeat violent offenders are back on the streets. Victims’ families are forced to relive trauma again and again. Sexual offenders can receive reduced sentences. Foreign criminals can exploit loopholes to delay removal from Canada.
Conservatives have put forward real solutions to address these issues. The Liberals voted each of them down.
Conservative Crime Bills and Motions
Here are just a few Conservative solutions to the public safety crisis caused by Liberal failure, mismanagement, and a criminal justice system guided by ideology instead of common sense.
| Conservative Solution | What It Would Do | Liberal Response |
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| Bill C-242: Jail Not Bail Act | Replace the Liberal “principle of restraint” with a public safety principle, so repeat violent offenders are kept behind bars instead of released back onto the streets. | Voted down |
| Bill C-246: Ending Sentence Reductions for Sexual Predators Act | Require consecutive sentences for sexual offences, so offenders cannot “stack” crimes and receive reduced punishment. | Voted down |
| Bill C-220: One Law for All | End the loophole that created a two-tier justice system that allows immigration status to be used for lighter criminal sentencing, which allowed non-Canadians to receive lighter sentences than Canadian citizens. | Voted down |
| Bill C-243: Brian’s Bill | Stop convicted murderers from forcing victims’ families through parole hearings every year by moving reviews to five-year intervals. | Voted down |
| Bill C-232: Maximum Security Offenders Act | Require dangerous offenders and criminals convicted of more than one first-degree murder to be kept in maximum-security prison.
This bill would have helped ensure monsters like Paul Bernardo, Luka Magnotta, Mark Smich, and Dellen Millard remain in maximum security, instead of being transferred to lower-security prisons because of Liberal changes to the corrections system. | Voted down |
| Conservative Opposition Motion: Three Strikes and You’re Out | Keep criminals convicted of three serious offences in jail for at least 10 years, with no bail, house arrest, or early parole. | Voted down |
| Conservative Opposition Motion: “Three Strikes” and You’re Out Law | Keep criminals convicted of three serious offences in jail for at least 10 years, with a ban on bail, house arrest, or early parole for those who have shown they cannot be trusted in society. Victims and the public at large must come before Criminals. | Voted down |
Conservatives believe public safety must come first.
That means jail, not bail, for repeat violent offenders and real sentences for serious crimes.
It means putting victims and their families before criminals.
And it means ending special loopholes for foreign criminals.
The Liberals had a choice.
They could have stood with victims, families, and law-abiding Canadians.
Instead, they voted to keep the same broken system in place.\
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