Mr. Speaker, I noted that the member was back on the old rhetoric of the Bloc Quebecois that it is so concerned about provincial rights and responsibilities that it wants total control over manpower and training.
Surely the argument is the creation of jobs, the creation of a well trained and productive workforce. The whole argument among different levels of government which may create bureaucratic jobs as the provinces and the federal government fight each other over who shall and shall not accomplish and spend money in what area is totally and absolutely non-productive. The issue should be that we want Canadians to be productive. We want them to be well skilled. We want them to be efficient in order that we can compete in today's international marketplace.
How does the member think that by having the money spent by the provincial government instead of the federal government it is going to achieve any of these particular aims and objectives?