These statements are called S.O. 31 (statements by members) - they allow each member to give a one minute speech before the start of question period on any topic that the member desires. In this section you will find Garry's statements as taken from the House of Commons Hansard.

2005

• June 7, 2005 - Breitkreuz to start work on bullying bill in name of Travis Sleeva . . . click here
• May 17, 2005 - Breitkreuz: For some farmers this is a battle for survival
• March 23, 2005 - Breitkreuz condems Liberals for ignoring agriculture
• February 21, 2005 - Breitkreuz calls for 10 province standard for equalization

2004

• November 25, 2004 - LIBERALS MAKE VETERANS PAY $60 FOR A FIREARMS LICENCE
• May 11, 2004 - 3,263 Canadians sign petition supporting Breitkreuz's Woman's Right to Know Act.
• May 11, 2004 - Breitkreuz presents petition to preserve the traditional definition of marriage
• May 3, 2004 - Men and women who enjoy fishing are on the Liberal hit list
• April 28, 2004 - Have you heard the latest emanation from Ottawa?
• April 21, 2004 - Breitkreuz demands equal tax treatment for stay at home parents
• March 8, 2004 - CHINA PROTECTS PROPERTY RIGHTS – NOT CANADA!
• February 6, 2004 - Will the Prime Minister allow them to fly this flag of convenience over their farms just like he does over his ships?

2003

• September 30, 2003 - EASTER CONTINUING "CULTURE OF SECRECY"
• March 31, 2003 -- So much for a system that is supposed to tell police where all the guns are
• March 20, 2003 - Mr. Speaker, yesterday the Prime Minister terrorized his own caucus with strong-arm tactics that were an affront to democracy. . .
• March 19, 2003 - Mr. Speaker, on Monday the President of the Treasury Board admitted publicly that she did not even know the total cost of the gun registry to date. . .

2002

• October 21, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, on Friday, October 4 the editorial board of the Ottawa Citizen said that the government should eliminate the Canadian Wheat Board . . .
• October 9, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, grain handlers at the port of Vancouver have been locked out since September 3, causing the shipment of grain to come to an almost complete halt. . .
• October 4, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, last Saturday the Ottawa Citizen called on the Liberal government to “end the gun registry, which has been reduced to mailing stick-on numbers to gun-owners”. . .
• June 13, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, access to information documents show that the justice minister has already privatized the gun registry . . .
• June 11, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, ethics are so simple when one knows the difference between right and wrong. . .
• June 7, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, next week five farmers will go on trial in Lethbridge, Alberta for exporting their own grain into the United States. . .
• May 30, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister and his deputy object to anyone using the word corruption when we rise to question government ministers on their ethical lapses. . .
• May 29, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, after reviewing just a sampling of today's 70 news clippings on the subject, I must report to the House that the term Liberal ethics is an oxymoron. . .
• May 10, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, at noon today the National March for Life will congregate on Parliament Hill as they do every year. . .
• April 30, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, I bring news today of another huge government deception. . .
• March 20, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, before the Liberals used closure to ram Bill C-68 through the House in 1995 the majority of aboriginal and non-aboriginal firearms owners were somewhat satisfied with our gun control laws . . .
• March 1, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, in yesterday's report by the auditor general on the Canadian Wheat Board, Ms. Fraser stated that she could not look into the mandate of the wheat board . . .
• February 19, 2002 - Mr. Speaker, a few weeks ago three RCMP officers showed up at a home in Langley, B.C. at 10 o'clock at night . . .

2001

• November 8, 2001 - Mr. Speaker, every chance the justice minister gets she boasts to parliament about how many Canadians support her government's failed gun registration scheme. . .