Mr. Speaker, one of the frustrations for Canadians on issues such as this one is not knowing how to do something about it.
If we reflect on the Charlottetown accord, every politician in the House of Commons lined up to try to jam the Charlottetown accord down the throats of Canadians, with the exception of the Reform member for Beaver River. Canadians saw through the Charlottetown accord. They lined up on the cable issue. They lined up on a number of issues.
I have a question for the member. If Canadians are as upset about the issue as we believe they are, does he have any constructive ideas ordinary citizens might be able to use to make members on the other side aware of how frustrated they are?