Madam Speaker, it is very clear that I was making an inquiry as to process. I was inquiring as to where it was in the process. I requested that they report back to my constituent because my constituency did not understand and could not get the information. That is the job of a member of parliament.
What the member is talking about by contrast is a totally different issue. He is making an inquiry as an advocate for that business. That is the difference. The surprising coincidence of the level of contributions that occurred after those grants and funds were given by the government to the firm in the constituency of one of the members who happens to be in the House today is what raises eyebrows.
It is a very simple difference. I do not understand why the member and the minister do not understand. There is a total difference between inquiring as to process and inquiring as an advocate for the company.