Mr. Speaker, I would suggest to the leader of the third party that if he wants to go into the details of any company with which I happen to have had some association all he has to do is talk to the Ethics Commissioner who would be delighted to lay the whole thing out in front of him.
I would also suggest that if the leader of the third party wants a lesson in international taxation I am sure that some of his colleagues might explain it to him so that he might begin to understand it.
There is no doubt that any country must be competitive in its tax policies. I can assure the hon. member that we are not the party that brought in 39 tax increases in a row. We are the party
that in the last budget dealt very fairly with the whole question of taxes. I do not believe that corporate Canada is so shaky that making the tax system fairer is going to make it leave the country.