Mr. Speaker, I have listened for the most part to the member's presentation.
Job creation is the key to the thinking of most Canadians that would satisfy them in earning and contributing to this big country of ours and feeling productive. Of course the jobs are not out there. Even with the rates of unemployment that we now have and this spurred economy, many people are concerned that they will still remain unemployed or underemployed.
We have a projected debt that will remain at $583 billion. This debt will cost every Canadian family $6,000 a year. How can the Liberal government justify its position of not reducing that debt and tax burden on Canadian families and continuing on its route of spending the surplus?