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Query: Mr. Speaker, the second petition deals with concerns about child pornography, specifically in British Columbia, and the fact that the B.C. Court of Appeal has struck down subsection 163(1)(4) of the criminal code that makes possession of child pornography a criminal offence and that the court decision is therefore placing children in British Columbia at risk.
People are allowed to have child pornography in their possession and it not be a criminal offence
The court of appeal decided that having child porn was not criminal
Pornography violates the morals outlined by the CRTC.
Bill C-3 authorizes judges to not issue warrants and is dangerous and unnecessary
The people of  British Columbia are against gay marriage rights
child pornography is a sin
The CRTC would support having pornography broadcasted.
Americans support Canada expanding offences for which a youth is presumed to receive an adult sentence to include a pattern of convictions for serious violent offences and extending the group of offenders who are expected to receive an adult sentence to include 14 and 15 year olds.
Child pornography hurts children and the producers of the materials as well.
Something has been condemned in Canada.
There have been many changes to the changes to the Young Offenders Act in Canada
Bloc Quebecois want to make sure that provincial jurisdictions are dismissed.
children are given adult trials in canada
Bill C-43 was very controversial.
More Canadian youths will receive adult sentences.
Canadian 14-year-olds will receive adult sentences.
The position taken is fraught with legal concerns.
If an officer saw a person with child porn, there is nothing they could do about it
Bill C-41 amends an act concerning divorce.
The bill issued immediately before C-4 authorizes judges to not issue warrants and is dangerous
Bloc Quebecois want to make sure that provincial jurisdictions are reviled.
Child abuse exists.
In B.C., it's unanimously believed that kiddie porn is good for children.
Subsection 163(1)(4) of the criminal code gives every British Columbian the right to own and enjoy kiddie porn.
Once a law is in the criminal code in B.C., it can never be struck down, even by a B.C. Court of Appeal.