Mr. Speaker, we would really have liked to discuss this matter today with the solicitor general.
But what I do not understand is that the Deputy Prime Minister is still defending him. Or could it be that the Deputy Prime Minister is really defending the Prime Minister for whom the solicitor general only serves as a cover.
Is this not enough? Has this matter not lasted long enough? If there is an ethics counsellor and some sense of responsibility on that side of the House, the solicitor general should be asked to resign.