Mr. Speaker, the solicitor general's conduct in the “Peppergate” affair is absolutely crazy. It is absolutely ludicrous.
First, he does not remember who was the person sitting beside him, not even if this person was a man or a woman. Twenty-four hours later, he remembers he was sitting next to an old friend but not what they talked about. In an affidavit, he tells us he does not remember what he said but that it was nothing compromising.
Frankly, will the government recognize that enough is enough and that the solicitor general must step down?