Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Instead of retreating to his ivory tower and dreaming up plans to limit the powers of Quebec's National Assembly, would the minister not be better advised to have a word with the Minister of Finance so that the next federal-provincial conference focuses on the real problem: getting the money to those who provide the services?
The minister needs to be realistic and forget about limiting powers of the Assembly and focus on the real problem.
The minister is helping reduce the deficit. 
The Prime Minister works in Quebec
The Minister of Finance controls the taxation in Canada.
The meeting will involve provincial ministers of fiance
The Canadian minister of health is one of the provincial ministers
The Canadian federal government is discussing improving welfare for it's people. 
The prime minister is unaware that his Minister of Human Resources Development is not even capable of meeting with Quebec's education sector.
The government, in a span of less than five years, has taken the equivalent of billions of yen from the economy of Quebec. 
The speaker believes that farmers need to get lots of input from the Government of Canada.
Quebec is in a lot of debt
Bloc Quebecois want to make sure that provincial jurisdictions are scolded.
Ottawa will eventually give the provinces in question the money they want.
Quebec doesn't want any help
The Standing Committee on Finance is helping everyone.
The minister is great with money.
Quebeckers and Canadians showed up before the Standing Committee on Finance.
The minister is using a surplus to cover a deficit.
Bloc Quebecois want to make sure that provincial jurisdictions are treated poorly.
Canadian museum curators want help from the federal government.
The Bloc Quebecois had policy in place to control party finances before 1994.
Government spending, and transparency of the process, is a core issue for most Canadian citizens.
National Assembly would hold meetings in an ivory tower.
The powers of Quebec's National Assembly will be limited.
The next federal-provincial conference is quickly approaching.