Thank you.
In response to that point of order, we were talking about the operation of the CPP before I was rudely interrupted. We are quite literally talking about the CPP today. The amendment, the subamendment and the subamendment to that are all related to the CPP, so I don't know why it would be off topic.
I have had the pleasure of studying this very dynamic organization throughout my career. This subamendment is very important. It comes down to one thing. It comes down to transparency, which is a word that doesn't seem to exist in the vocabulary of Liberals. We've seen time and time again that they do the opposite of that.
It asks the government to show Canadians.... The CPP, of course, is at arm's length from the government. The money does not belong to the government, as much as some Liberal insiders believe that the money belongs to the government. They believe you can tell it what it can invest in, maybe force it to invest in some politically-sensitive, insider-backed investments. It shouldn't be. It should be independent. It has been independent.
It's not about slogans. It's not about press releases. This is about transparency.