We've seen already that the Leader of the Opposition is willing to say different things in front of different groups of people. We've seen that he's willing to do anything for the taste of power.
It is abundantly clear, Mr. Chair, that we have a challenge here. I think there are opportunities for Conservative colleagues to have a choice. They can vote to support this motion and make it clear that overriding the rights of protesters is unacceptable, or they can choose to support a leader who demonstrates time and time again that he does not care and that he'll do anything to win.
They need to ask themselves clearly, Mr. Chair, this: Is a man who is willing to do anything or say anything to win power truly going to be stopped by the Charter of Rights and Freedoms if he disagrees with it?