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Ottawa — However shrewd his advice at the coun-
cil’ table . . . whatever his managerial competence in
his department . . . the Cabinet Minister who. can't
come through with quick, convincingly credible answers
to Opposition questions on the Commons daily ‘quiz
show’ is in for a hard time.
Opposition questions, con-
eocted well in advance and
often with great ingenuity,
abound in skillfully concealed
pitfalls into which the unwary

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not always in depth — against
these Opposition ambushes. .

¢[}} who -1s-4-confrented,-. without
warning, by such a question as

this: wd oo,
' “Has the Government any in-
tention of intervening ‘in. a
strike which has ‘halted praduc-
tion in the piccolo plant at Pe-
kisko Creek?”

‘The question is alive with
implications, even if the Min-
ister happens to know the ans-
wers, ——
CHOICE OF FORMULA!

What's behind the question?
Why was it asked by an MP
whose riding is a thousand
miles from Pekisko Creek?
What's he know? Js he pro-
labor? Maybe. he's a piccolo
player? What's the tariff situa-
tion with piscolos? Did that Or-
der-in-Council we put through
Cabinet last month concern
poecolos? Or piccadills? Or was

one? ; .
But there’s no time to figure
out all the angles,’
The question has been asked.
And the Labor. Minister is
expected. to answer,
;Under the rules he could de-
cline, but who-wants to play
the Parliamentary chicken? -
-- So he stalls, playing for time.
The trick is to seam to ans-
wer without really providing
any hard information, . giving:
his staff time overnight ‘to case
the question from every point
around the political compass;
So he says he will lodk into
it and: bring down the: answer
tomorrow on account of lie
wouldn't want to give the: Hon-
orable Member anything’ “but
the latest word on It. .

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So it might be expected that:

Ponder for a moment the,
; J |case “of the Minister of Labor~

‘1 tion when he doesn't know the

it. picealillis? And why ‘wasn’t.| -
I warned that this was'a hot |-

But no Cabinet Minister can
use this tareful wait-until-Ilook
this-over ‘formula without run-
ning the risk of winning . for
‘himsell the name of: being a
departmental dumbkopf, a

Another dodge is to suggest
the question involves Govern:
ment policy, and if and’ when a
decision is: made, it will be
announced in due course and
in the appropriate manner, and
not in reply to an enquiry in
the Question Period,

But who in the Cabinet wants
to be a Commona Fraidy-Cat?
eeptable thing to’do then is. to
answer: with compelling confi-
dence, ‘saying little as possible
while “seeming to say a great
deal; "8 7

NEVER A’ YES. OR NO;
The cardinal rule is ‘that
never, ever should the Minister

commit himself and the Gov-
ernment on a “blind”  qiies-

safe, sure ‘answer. .

So the first gambit is-to as-
sure the House that the Gov-
€rnment is watching the situa-
tion. and will take constructive
action. at the psychological
time.
Then there’s the ploy of
explaining. that to take any
sort of action now might risk
disturbing -the delicate nezo-
Hations under way,

+. So, the: best - and, usually.ac:

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answer that to intervene now
might offend organized labor,
bit at the .same‘time the Gov.
ernment, deeply. concerned
over the seriousness
shutdown of . piccolo produc-
tion,.-is_ weighing’ the wisdom
of several ‘reasonable altern-
‘ative courses, :
Occasionally, the enigmatic
answer can do the trick with
the suggestion that there are
developments, and until his de.
partmental officers on the
scene have-filed their reports
‘and: récommendations,: it~ might
‘be" Well ‘to Say aq little as” pos-
sible,
If these non-answers fail. to
keep the questioning- Opposi-
tion MP quiet, the Minister. ean
always try to clobber him.
- Like so: . ; ‘
“E am astonished that, ‘the
Honorable Member. who enjoys
a reputation of being familiar
with the law and with Jabor
legislation should. be so ignor-
‘ant of the fact that this dispute
which has closed down piccoto
production comes entirely with.
‘inthe jurisdiction of the pro-
vince and that it. would be
‘quite improper for this Gov
‘ernment to interfere. Is the

‘we trespass on sacred provin
cial: right?” - .
' Get the idea? The name of

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