Agree.
CONs will debate and adjourn it again and again in Senate, and call C-6 supporters terrorist supporters again and again for the heck of it. Thats why I was always of view it should never go back to Senate. If it goes, it is stuck there for months and then be back to HoC not before Fall 2017
with changes and, and on and on......into 2018
And this
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/senate-rules-caucus-change-1.4112744
It will make Senate more and more tough place to pass bills in general - 9 Senators, and you got a new caucus.... So, as soon as any senate involvement ends, the better.
I respectfully disagree with your assessment.
Why are you so convinced that the bill gets stuck in the senate for so long? Mind that they are only allowed to debate the amendments. There are three of them:
1. age limit for language
2. application for minors
3. right to appeal
(2) is a non-partisan amendment that both "sides" of the Senate support. So there is no debate along the lines there. (3) will be accepted, maybe with modifications, by the HoC after the ruling last week. So clearly there is nothing to discuss there. Which means the only way this could be stalled in the Senate is if they kept on debating (1) over and over again. Keep in mind: They cannot debate or amend anything about the terrorism clause anymore. That one is off the table.
I don't get why you are trying to paint such a dark picture here. May I remind you that the only actual delay that this bill faced was June to December 2017. Since then, the bill has moved at a normal pace. It spent two weeks in committee (which is totally normal) and it spent about five weeks in the Senate (which happens to many bills, particularly with amendments). It is just the unrealistic and very nervous approach of forum members that makes you think that there was any particular delay in the bill this year. All the delay happened last year.
So if there was no significant delay in the Senate for the last four months, why should there be a delay now. Particularly, since no new amendments are allowed?
Also, the article about Senate Caucuses is completely irrelevant here. If you read the article, they only voted that the committee now specifically put the rules in writing. So the rules weren't changed yet. And even if they were, how on earth would they affect the speed of C-6?
Sorry, I felt the need to provide some counterweight to some pessimistic posts here.