Mr. Speaker, I am afraid that the hon. leader of the third party is looking in a mirror. That is his version of federalism. I will tell you what we see. We see a federalism which allows and enables Canadians to move freely throughout this country to search for work and to exercise the right of mobility.
It is very interesting that in its proposal the Reform Party says there should be a free movement of goods and a free movement of services, but apparently in the lexicon of the Reform Party there can be no free movement of people. The real problem is to defend the right of Canadians to move freely about this country.