Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Mr. Speaker, I thank the hon. member for his intervention, but I want to clarify that Bill C-11 does not make any changes to the current automotive tariff policy; rather it continues to ensure that all auto manufacturers in Canada, auto pact and non-auto pact companies, import parts duty free.
The person who said this quote is addressing the Speaker 
Boeing customers are unaffected by the strike.
Canadian steel producing organizations are looking for protection as well as auto parts manufacturers.
Canada has free trade agreements put in place.
Not all manufacturers continue to make parts for products they no longer sell.
Free trade agreements involving Canada exist.
Boeing customers are not affected by the strike.
Canada has implemented free trade agreements.
The Canadian dollar did not go down two cents.
The Government of Canada regrets its participation in at least one free trade agreement.
Canada has come to terms with several free trade agreements.
Canadians agree with this bill
we need something in labour code that means Canadians will be able to keep their jobs
The Opposition wants to keep taxes as is.
The Government of Canada has broken at least one of its free trade agreements.
Ontario wants to keep out producers from Quebec.
Bill C-11 will raise consumer prices.
Canada does not want manufacturers operating in Quebec. 
The speaker in the excerpt feels that some of the changes made to the bill by the Liberals are acceptable, but not all.
Canada has more than one free trade agreement in place.
Canada is part of some free trade agreements.
The Reform party does not support the policies of the new Canadian alliance. 
The speaker supports Bill C-11.
The speaker intervened to support Bill C-11.
The Speaker wants to pass Bill C-11.