Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of order. I acknowledge that intervention. I realize that in the heat of debate there are often times when words are chosen that perhaps might be inappropriate. I do not mean to cast personal aspersions upon the minister herself. It is her department, her actions and her handling of this file that are very much the subject we are discussing today.
Shame on me if I have overstated the case, but I would suggest the threshold of indignation is on the part of government members when it comes to the nuances, the special choosing of words and the careful selection of words. They must look in the mirror to see if they are not guilty of the same.