Mr. Speaker, it is truly the irony of all ironies that the Bloc would find itself supposedly in its somewhat twisted myopic view of this situation to be the defender of the Canadian Constitution. It leaves me almost speechless, something that does not happen to me very often.
The reality is what the Bloc is doing is playing parochial, provincial politics, nothing more. As the premiers talk with the Prime Minister, it is deathly afraid that they might come out of that meeting with some kind of agreement which the people of Quebec will say is a good agreement, that they might actually make a deal that they will be able to go back to the people of Quebec and indeed all people in Canada and say we have done what is right for all Canadians.
That is what the Bloc does not like. Anything its members can do to undermine the credibility of this place, the credibility of this great country, is what they are about. It is truly shameful.