Type of record Elected candidate ✓ Known but unelected candidate Perennial candidate |
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Birth | 14 November 1954 |
Age | 69 years + 5 months |
First mandate | 4 September 1984 → 39 years + 7 months ago ↳ at age 29 years + 9 months |
Mandate ended | 35 years + 5 months ago (20 November 1988) |
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Lawrence I. O'Neil (1954– ) © Photo 1984 House of Commons (Canada) — Fair trade |
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A one-term Nova Scotia Progressive Conservative MP, O'Neil moved in 1985 to introduce a bill to amend the Criminal Code to require that every unborn child be represented by legal counsel at therapeutic abortion committees across the country. Four months before the 1988 general election, he told the House of Commons that " [i]t appears that there is widespread acceptance of the notion that a mother should have the right to control her body. There is no such right." The people of Cape Breton Highlands—Canso voted him out of office, replacing him by a Liberal, Francis LeBlanc. |
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Bilingual references are counted as a single reference. | Retrieved on | |
EN | Parliament of Canada (ParlInfo) Lawrence I. O'Neil, M.P. |
08 Apr 2024 |
FR | Parlement du Canada (ParlInfo) Lawrence I. O'Neil, député |
08 Apr 2024 |
EN | Wikipedia Lawrence O'Neil |
08 Apr 2024 |