No one even moved amendments to that effect.
Because we are making the requirements so strict for others, that is why those things in there cannot be applied to groups like the federation of agriculture in my riding, or the milk committee.
I will be meeting with the milk committee from Glengarry-Prescott-Russell next week, Mr. Speaker, and you are invited to attend the meeting. All three milk committees are uniting at St-Isidore-de-Prescott in my riding. I will be meeting with their executive next week. That is a lobbying activity. They have asked to see me in order to lobby me on a very important issue.
This is not a joke. The dairy producers in my riding, who feel these issues are very important to them and lobby their member, think this is pretty serious stuff. They do not want to have imposed on them the same kinds of requirements we would impose on a guy like Frank Moores. I do not even know if he is still working, but Mr. Moores, in the heyday of his Tory lobbying, would have had, under these rules, the same kind of requirement as l'Association des producteurs laitiers du comté de Russell.
I do not think I would put these groups on the same footing with regard to disclosure. If the members opposite think that is the right way, let them say so.