Mr. Speaker, as the member opposite has said, a money bill by definition must either appropriate part of the federal revenue or it must raise a tax.
That a bill can be described as being important does not make it technically a money bill. If it does not spend money or raise taxes, even if it deals with financial issues, it is not a money bill. The member opposite, I would suggest, failed to demonstrate that any clause of the bill either spends money or raises a tax.
I hope you will take those points into consideration, Mr. Speaker.