Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Finally, although we agree completely with the protection of health, as I mentioned earlier, we have not forgotten that this is a provincial jurisdiction and that Bill C-71 allowed the federal government once again to interfere in a sector that the provinces are quite capable of managing on their own, as evidenced by the recent tobacco legislation passed in Quebec City.
Quebec passed tobacco legislation.
Something has been condemned in Canada.
The province of Quebec has a Deputy Premier.
Canada is a focus of the bill.
canada regrets the decision to not have separate branches of government
Canada does not want manufacturers operating in Quebec. 
There is not a government in Quebec
Quebec is a province.
Quebec doesn't need any help from the government
The provinces have opinions.
Historically, government intervention at some levels played a tremendous role in building the fabric of western Canada.
There happens to be no government in Quebec
There's no government in Quebec
The canadian federation was well informed 
The govornment didn't protect Canadian control of the railways.
the federal act, when it applies to Quebec and the other provinces, will not affect any federally regulated-business.
Quebec is involved with the UPA.
Most Canadians think China should allow Tibet to practice its own religion.
The speaker intervened to support Bill C-11.
there is a coalition in the area of justice in Quebec.
Quebec and Canada split into separate countries. 
Organizations covered by provincial legislation are not currently exempted from the application of the federal law within that jurisdiction. 
They agree somewhat on the issue of health
The recent legislation gives evidence for nothing
Provinces are incapable of managing things on their own