Mr. Speaker, it was the Prime Minister's numbered company that owned the Grand-Mère golf course when Monsieur Gauthier bought the half million dollars worth of land. Yesterday the Prime Minister said that he believed he had sold those shares, but—and this is critically important—the sale of those shares never went through. In other words, the shares returned to the Prime Minister and they are now in the hands of his own solicitor.
How can the Prime Minister claim that there is no conflict of interest when he had a financial stake in a company that stood to benefit from this deal?