But the government has said that they ensured that all interests and concerns were fully understood and taken into account in the negotiations after regular consultation with the shipbuilding and marine industry. And very clearly that's not the case. It's a broken promise.
Parliament has three ways to proceed. First, we could proceed to adopt the implementation legislation as is and push the government to put in place the Buy Canada policy, the SFF and the ACCA, and ensure that is present for shipyards. That's option number one.
Option number two would simply be to have the House of Commons reject this treaty and have the government negotiate a carve-out for the shipbuilding industry. We have the world's largest coastline. It's absurd that we're slowly killing our shipbuilding industry.
Option number three would simply be the House of Commons rejecting the implementation legislation.
Which of those three possibilities do you think would be best, not only to maintain the shipbuilding industry but also enhance it, so we have a shipbuilding industry that's fully supported and provides the kinds of jobs across this country that having the world's largest coastline should normally demand from our shipbuilding industry?