Mr. Speaker, when someone sells shares, the transaction is not finally completed until something of value has been received for the shares.
The Prime Minister's lawyer is still arranging the sale of the shares six years after the Prime Minister says he sold them to Mr. Prince who denies ownership because he never paid for the shares. The Prime Minister is not sued for default or breach of contract. Therefore he may still own them.
Will the Prime Minister clear the air today for Canadians and table the share transaction agreements and related correspondence to prove his innocence?