Madam Speaker, the hon. member for Vaudreuil talked about the target price for industrial milk, which is essential to producers of powdered milk, for example, or frozen pizzas with cheese; this class of milk is sold at a lower price. He talked about the targeted price for that milk. I would like him to elaborate on that.
Secondly he spoke about NAFTA and GATT. I often ask Liberal Party members as well as Reformers which of the two agreements should take precedence. Would the hon. member for Vaudreuil not agree that his government should seek to determine which should take precedence?
For example, the three dollar levy per hectolitre of milk was partly consistent with GATT. It could have been reduced each year by 15 per cent, while, according to NAFTA, it will have to be totally eliminated by August 1, 1995. Which one is right? Is it
GATT or NAFTA? If the hon. member for Vaudreuil does not know, would he not be tempted to suggest to his minister of agriculture that he seek a determination of whether GATT or NAFTA takes precedence?