Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister talks about all kinds of ways. We saw a number of these mentioned in the newspapers. But the Prime Minister did not specify what kind of means.
How could he, in a major speech he made yesterday, lend such credibility to strategies as yet unknown, to consultations which may or may not be reliable? How can he try to go around the Government of Quebec and the National Assembly without knowing what kind of consultations the provinces will hold on the Calgary declaration?