We have been around the circle on hypocrisy a number of times. I will go around the circle once more.
If a member refers to another member as a hypocrite, that is not parliamentary. If another member says that the minister was hypocritical, that is not parliamentary.
If a party or a member refers to another party's actions as a party in the abstract as being hypocritical, it is not in my opinion unparliamentary. It is the form and the context of the use of the word. The word hypocritical has meaning. It is a perfectly good word in the English language. We do not want words to be used to directly attack another member. The most innocuous of words can be unparliamentary if they are used in an unparliamentary fashion.
We will give the hon. member for New Brunswick Southwest 30 seconds to get everybody excited for the next speaker.