Mr. Speaker, my grandchildren are a little too young, but my children are all in economic portfolios. The feedback I get from them and their circle of friends in all their different spheres of activity is quite fascinating.
They do not hold back on the criticisms that they would launch, nor the gun that they would shoot in the sense that mother does not know everything, which is true, I do not. When they looked at the budget their feedback to me from their colleagues, from the businesses in which they are involved, from the services in which they are engaged daily was absolutely amazing.
They tell me that whole attitude is holding. They think we have taken a grip and we are moving in the right direction, and they were not interested in having this whole country go into a tilt and a dizzy downward economic crisis because you want to reach a certain fantastic little figure in your head. You have to have some compassion, some understanding of where the future is. It takes money to make money, just remember that.