Mr. Speaker, ingenuity we have and ingenuity we will use.
It is interesting that my colleague comments on the letter the premier has received in British Columbia. The leader of the official opposition in British Columbia, Gordon Campbell, has somehow expressed the frustration we feel in the House. We come here and talk about Bill C-4 and a space station. It is fine to talk about the bill in the House. We basically all agree with it.
The Liberals would sit here for four days and talk about this and occupy what is not even much of an agenda. The moment there is something contentious that comes to the House, after four and a half hours on something like the Nisga'a agreement, they call time allocation. Go figure. What is wrong with these people?