Mr. Speaker, I am really pleased with the question of my colleague across the way. It gives me an opportunity to reinforce some of the points that I just mentioned about youth.
When we stop and think about it, the Canadian opportunities strategy is about helping young people get experience, helping young people work in the environment and helping develop a record of work experience by putting programs in place that allow them to be out in the communities working.
Concerning the educational grants given to students, we certainly are doing the very best we can to make sure there are grants for young people to develop youth environment strategies. Any type of opportunity where young people get an opportunity to work in programs is very good.
When we stop and look at the reduction of interest rates on student loans, the member is not suggesting that was not a tremendously great idea. I think he is suggesting go further, go further, go further. That has been the policy of the Reform Party. The sad part is that its members say to cut taxes but spend, spend, spend. I have heard them today alone suggest 10 policies which in fact—