Mr. Speaker, I want to ask a question of the member for Elk Island, who has given us his thoughts on this subject and who is obviously very frustrated.
I cannot help but focus on the solution to a problem. I think it is important that we also recognize that when there are problems, there have to be solutions.
One of the most frustrating things for me is when I pick up the morning papers and I look at the government's solution to this issue. The Prime Minister's solution seems to be focused on dividing this ministry into three. That is the government's solution. It is absolutely mind-boggling that the Prime Minister would have the gall to take his solution of splitting this ministry into three, send it off to his backbenchers to study at committee, and for them to put the solution forward in the hope that they might get one of the new posts.
I want to get the member's comments on the government's solution to this problem by dividing this ministry into three.