Mr. Speaker, as the hon. member knows and as I think everyone on this side of the House is well aware, the government is committed to children and committed to a national children's agenda, unlike our hon. friends on the other side who are in the business of gunning programs that help families and children in the country.
In relation to the issue of child pornography let me say that our friends on the other side are scaremongers. They suggest there are no pornography laws in force in the country. It is against the law to produce child pornography, to distribute it, to sell it, and to import it. I would ask the Reform Party, as opposed to—