Mr. Speaker, I do not think we can deny the fact that our economy is tied very heavily to the United States and Mexico with NAFTA. I do not think the Reform Party was off track when we said we need a balanced approach when dealing with one of our most important trading partners. There is nothing wrong with that.
However, it has to be fair on both sides. We are saying we should not be tough on the U.S. We do not trust the Liberal government. It can be tough on this and destroy the good relationships we have. What we are asking for is a balanced approach, a balanced view.
That is most critical. They are our important partners. We have to recognize that. This is where most of our trade is. Therefore I do not think there is anything wrong with the dissenting report.