Mr. Speaker, I listened with great interest to the hon. member's speech and one thing I picked out of it was the fact that she was pointing out everything we have done wrong. I have yet to hear an alternative from the hon. member as to how she would solve the problem.
We have watched contraband cigarettes grow from the late 1980s into the early to mid-1990s, a 60 per cent growth in less than one year; 75 per cent contraband in Quebec, 35 per cent to 40 per cent in Ontario, 15 per cent in the western provinces and growing. I stress the word growing. In on one box of cartons there is a $500 profit. In a truckload there is a $500,000 profit. We are creating a millionaire a day. All this money is seed money for what the hon. member is talking about which is the smuggling of alcohol, arms and drugs.
What we have done is stop that seed money. I would ask the member regarding everything we have done wrong, how she would do it right.