#albert ludwig

[the-quotable-alberta-hansard]

March 8, 1972

MR. LUDWIG: Motion No. 2, moved by the hon. Dr. Horner and seconded by the hon. Mr. Yurko, says, "Where a Bill has been introduced by a member who is not a Minister of the Crown" – [Interjections] I want to stress something, Mr. Speaker, it is my privilege, and I'm going to do it. It says, "A motion may be made at any time without notice when the order of business is Introduction of Bills to have the bill thereafter placed on the Orders of the Day under Government Bills and Orders," —

AN HON. MEMBER: What's the problem?

MR. LUDWIG: The problem is this -- you're the problem, hon. member. If he would be quiet and quit debating from his seat I would get my point across, Mr. Speaker.

[the-quotable-alberta-hansard]

March 8, 1972

MR. LUDWIG: Mr. Speaker, I would like to point out that the logic of the hon. Member for Calgary North Hill is the strongest endorsation of why we ought to have a verbatim report of everything that is said and done here, of any I have heard to date. I'm going to ask the hon. minister who proposed the granting of copies of Hansard to the hon. members, to include a bound copy for each hon. member so that he could have it all together. He might lose copies so that if my hon. colleague should go around making statements about me which I think are not true, I would like to go behind him and make statements about him which are true. That would make us even.

[the-quotable-alberta-hansard]

March 3, 1972

MR. LUDWIG: What is the present interest rate, charged on farm purchase loans, for purchasing land in the Province of Alberta?

DR. HORNER: Mr. Speaker, the hon. member should have known that. He was part of the government that set it at 7% and raised it from the original 5%. I'm sure that I can assure the hon. member that we're trying to adjust all of the mistakes that the former government made.

MR. LUDWIG: I suggest, Mr. Speaker, to the hon. Minister of the Run-around, Minister of Agriculture, I beg your pardon, Sir