Mr. Speaker, I would not want to interfere with the hon. member's own particular form of self destruction by admitting in the House of Commons, the place of the people, the place where we are supposed to express the voice of Canadians that he has no interest in talking to Canadians, no interest in involving Canadians, no interest on behalf of the Reform Party in having any kind of discussion to allow Canadians to make decisions.
The when is now. We tabled the paper. Parliament began to debate it today. Everybody speaks on behalf of Canadians. Get up on your feet and debate for a change.