I think the problem has been raised before by, as I pointed out, our Prime Minister when he was just a member of Parliament. If you throw too many things in one bucket, you can't really take a look at the different measures, some of which are fundamental policy initiatives. I mentioned three of them. I mentioned over 60 amendments to the Canada Labour Code, a brand new way of bringing in economic immigrants, and the choice of Supreme Court justices. The Supreme Court justice controversy erupted after the budget was tabled, so this was not an add-on to a budget implementation act. It's just like, whatever, let's just throw things in.
We know that this is the opposite of what we were promised we were going to get with this fresh Harper government approach. This was exactly what they railed against with the omnibus bills of the Liberals, and we just got more, and in spades, in the last few budgets.