Mr. Speaker, I have a question for my distinguished colleague from Saint-Jean regarding the fiduciary role that the federal government has when it collects money from workers and employers and has the authority, at least morally if not legally, to distribute that money to those who paid it. It is still employment insurance.
Professional associations all have a trust account and, despite the loftiest of intentions, if we take money from a trust account and use it for other things than what it was intended for, just like the federal government is doing, if we use it to pay for groceries and other things instead of using it for its original purpose, can this not be challenged before the courts, as some people are beginning to suggest? I would like my colleague to clarify that for us since I missed that in his speech.