Thank you, Mr. Chair.
As I said, it's really quite remarkable that, after not wanting to hear from victims of serious accidents, sometimes fatal ones, they're over there playing the victim because they didn't get the right to go first. It is really beyond the pale. His moral sanctity is only matched by his silliness on this issue.
I want to get a couple of things on the record.
First, Conservatives did not consent to the cancellation of the meetings that were otherwise scheduled. This is extremely disappointing and not the way Parliament should be conducted.
As well, I want to put on the record that Conservatives will not and do not consent to any type of adjourning of the meeting prior to the full usage of all resources available. Conservatives are absolutely committed to hearing about victims who have suffered fatalities or significant injuries and from their families. Conservatives care, unlike the Prime Minister, who clearly does not, as well as those members who do not want to hear—again, that's the only conclusion—from the victims of serious accidents.
With that, I will pass the floor to Mr. Xavier Barsalou-Duval.