Mr. Speaker, if we look at what the government has done over the course of the last four years, as the Minister of Health has indicated, in every single budget in the last four years there have been increases to the transfers to the provinces for health care.
The hon. member wants to talk about taxes. Perhaps he objects to indexation so that poor and medium size families can get the GST credit. Perhaps he objects to the cut in the middle income tax rate so that farmers in Saskatchewan and small shopkeepers in Saskatchewan can have a better life. Perhaps he objects to the fact that there is $58 billion in tax cuts and $40 billion are personal income taxes—