Mr. Speaker, the hon. leader of the Reform Party should have listened to Albertans when he rejected an elected, equal Senate that was proposed in the Charlottetown agreement. The people on this side of the House voted for that.
Now the Reform wants to have a scheme that will perpetuate our current Senate system. There are more people in Alberta today, with six senators, than there are in the four Atlantic provinces with 30 senators. I am not against elections for senators. I voted for it and he voted against it.