Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: He came to care about the Senate, but he has deep concerns about its viability in its present form, concerns which he expressed in a very fine speech in February of 1998. He challenged all of us to work together constructively for change, both constitutional change and internal change.
He thinks the senate may not last in its present form.
The speaker in the except is discussing proposed modifications to a bill.
The narrator plans on working with the senator
The speaker is urging the senators to refer a bill back to the committee. 
he wanted to improve the status of the state
I encourage honourable senators to reflect on the events of the year prior to 1991.
More attempts for a democratic position in the Spectator should be made.
the senators had other important duties to look after
Even though the government made remarks that they weren't going to pass any amendments, the author believes that his colleague's amendment has a chance of passing.
The senator is helping the bill be pushed into law. 
I was a member of the senate.
They believe that their colleague's amendment has a chance of passing
the senators had other business to attend to
The Senator is unsure of his position on the draft.
he cares about the senate
The speaker implies he has stood up for the rights of people who disagree with him in the past. 
a member of skeena made a motion.
This speaker has gotten into a physical fight with the republican leaders of the house and senate.
My colleague also mentioned we could accept some of the proposed changes that were borderline good.
he never care about the senate or had deep concerns
The speaker believes there should be a draft.
He hopes all the senators will realize that he was trying to be as truthful as possible. 
he never care about the senate or had deep concerns
He never cared about the Senate
Internal change is welcomed by everyone.