Mr. Speaker, never has a government involved parliament in debate on foreign affairs and presence abroad as this government has done over the past four or five years. There have been more than two debates a year. The opposition agreed on a formula that it was to have more debates on a take note basis.
I said that if we were to be called upon or requested to send some ground troops there, there would be a debate. At that time, depending on the nature of the request, I will advise if we should or should not have a vote. We have—