Madam Speaker, once again I heard about the quality of life. The hon. member knows that Canada was chosen by the United Nations as being the best country in which to live. He also knows that if Indian reserves are factored in then that moves us to 35th. That is a quote from the United Nations. It is then far worse than some countries, even Mexico and Jamaica, with the life on the reserves factored in, with the poverty, the turmoil and the difficulties that exist there.
I do not want to be told that we need to put more money into the department because the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development is the only department that has had an increase in its budget every year since the government came into power. It is not more money that is needed.
What is the member suggesting that the government should do about the quality of life of the people who are ranked 35th in the world? There are third world conditions in Canada.