Madam Speaker, let me tell the House what we would gut. We would not spend $500,000 building a fountain in the Prime Minister's riding. We would not spend $1 billion on unaccountable grants from political slush funds to the government's friends and cronies. That is what we would gut. That is what we would stop. We would stop unaccountable spending. That is number one.
I will deal with number two. The numbers of the Minister of Finance show a $95 billion to $100 billion surplus over five years. That is taxpayer money. We would not rip off taxpayers. We would not take the money from them. We would respect taxpayers and the money we take in. We would make sure they get value for their dollars. There is lots we can do. Our numbers are sound and there would be surpluses each and every year.
We would increase the money going to health care. We would not have people dying on waiting lists as there are with the government. That is what is wrong. There are numerous departments with zero accountability. There is unaccountability in the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development. Something like $23,000 tax free was given to every native person in Canada, man, woman and child. Yet they still live in abhorrent conditions because there is no accountability. Those systems need to be changed.
The government uses money to buy votes and provide slush funds. One-third of all grants went to people in the Prime Minister's riding and those people gave money back to the Liberal Party of Canada.
It is criminal. It is corrupt. It is time for change. We throw out premiers in British Columbia for much less than that. It is absolutely wrong. We will let the voters judge this in the next federal election.