Mr. Speaker, I understand very well that there are difficulties between Quebec and the other provinces in Canada. The government is not complying with the Constitution.
When it tries to accuse the Government of Quebec of being the bad player in this situation, I hope it carefully listened to or read the economic statement given yesterday by the Minister of Finance and the throne speech. There was talk of setting standards for mobility between provinces. The government is still trying to establish national standards. It is really having a hard time understanding the Quebec reality.
It is not up to Quebec to take the leadership role, to call for a reduction in the problems. The federal government must show leadership. It is up to the Liberal government to lead. It is up to the Liberal government to realize that a Canadian Constitution exists and that each province has jurisdictions. It is up to the Liberal government to get out of jurisdictions belonging to Quebec and the other provinces and to do its job within its own jurisdictions.
I am convinced that, if that happened, the problems between provinces would be solved.