Madam Speaker, I have a simple question for the hon. member. If members on the government side make an inquiry on behalf of a constituent in exactly the same manner that the hon. member suggested, because those members throw around language about approvals and so on quite freely, the fact is that no member on this side approves these programs. We are asked our opinion or we make inquiries just like the hon. member suggests that he made.
However I can make such an inquiry and the member should be aware of that. Were that particular organization successful in whatever application it may be, and God forbid, were that organization to make a donation to my campaign, completely unrelated to this, as happens all the time, that would be a subject of considerable angst for hon. members opposite. I have heard it in the House all the time. It is unfair to the companies and so on. If the hon. member made an inquiry on behalf of a company in his constituency and it happened that the company made a donation to his campaign, would there be anything wrong with that?