Thank you very much, Peter, for that question and for your comments about the steelworkers.
As I said in my testimony, we represent workers from a very broad base. There should be no worker who should be left behind. The fact is that we're in a global pandemic. This is not just in Canada; it's around the world.
This is an opportunity for the Government of Canada to shine. These are our hard-earned tax dollars, and each and everyone of us contributes to the coffers.
The fact is that it's prudent for the government to make sure we don't have corporations that basically try to avoid their taxes with these tax havens and somehow be at the front of the line to get some of the government benefits. There are politicians elected—and all of you folks have been out there—to make it a better world for all of us. How dare would we now think that someone who has been trying to avoid paying their fair taxes should benefit from that? That's the first one.
On universality, there are many things you can talk about. You can talk about the health care system. You can talk about what has been exposed in this pandemic in regard to how we treat our elders. There are a variety of issues.
This is an opportunity for all politicians. I can see there is a lot of commonality in what's taking place. This is unprecedented for any of us in our lifetimes to witness what we are witnessing, and we're not out of it yet. This is why we need to have a government that's focused, along with the opposition parties that are pushing it in the right direction. As I said at the beginning, there should be no one left behind.
We have numerous examples of what I've relayed to you in my testimony in regard to people who have—