The problem is that now we have this motion that's been put forward that is going to push back the ministers' testimony. We know, and Canadians who pay their taxes know, that accountability comes back to the ministers. This opportunity here at committee is a chance for Canadians at home who are suffering, who are living in the hardest times that they've lived in, who are losing their homes on a daily basis, who can't afford to eat and who can't take care of their children. They want answers from the ministers. The member opposite, the Liberal member, has put forward a motion so that we don't have to hear from these ministers.
I also am going to look at this motion, and I would love to know if the member opposite, who is so concerned about extremists and courting extreme behaviour, is willing to have the Prime Minister come here to talk about how many times he's worn blackface. Is he willing to have all of these conversations as well? Why do we want to open that can of worms? I'm happy to do that if that's where he wants to go. I just don't think that's what Canadian taxpayers care about right now, when we have all of this information that we need to be getting out to people to get answers to a budget that has deeply disappointed people who are suffering. This is just a waste of everyone's time, as the last nine years have been.
That's all I have to say.