I'd like to thank Mr. Poilievre for his compliments on the RCMP pension insurance scandal, which we looked at in the public accounts committee. It was a specific scandal, involving the pension insurance funds, that was ongoing for a period of time. That's why it entailed our looking back to a certain point in time. We didn't look at everything going on within the RCMP and at other scandals, etc., but at that specific situation, and were able to draw conclusions from that particular investigation. That's what we're hoping to do here. That's what Canadians expect us to do here.
We had a $4 billion infrastructure fund announced in Budget 2009 that's been referenced in the debates around this motion from the beginning. Everyone knows what we're looking at here: it's the ongoing $4 billion infrastructure fund. It's good that we've had the opportunity to catch this as it's being rolled out, so this pattern of abuse will come to an end. The onus is upon us to do this expeditiously at this time. Of course, as I said before, we could go back in history and look at all of the previous governments—Conservative, Liberal, etc.—in time. That's not the intention of this particular motion. It's quite clear, from what's happened this last week, what we'd like to look at and what Canadians expect us to do. It deals with the $4 billion infrastructure fund announced in 2009.