—which is really about giving land away to developers in a similar fashion we saw take place in Ontario.
Now we have an amendment to this motion because the Conservatives, more than anything, want to take out reference to Danielle Smith, because they're taking their cues from Preston Manning. The amendment is to take out reference to Alberta's plan to leave and to replace it with a bunch of stuff about energy policy so that they have something they'd prefer to talk about.
That's consistent with a strategy we've seen now for a while, which is that the Conservatives don't want to talk about any of the things that are politically inconvenient for them. We saw that right when we came back to the House, the Prime Minister made some serious allegations. We've seen now that the U.S. is similarly concerned about an assassination attempt by a Sikh nationalist on its own soil. We saw the Prime Minister make what was a very serious accusation at that time, and we had a debate about it for an entire evening in the House of Commons, and in the course of that debate we saw one Conservative speaker speak for five minutes and they took a pass on the rest of the debate because we know Stephen Harper—