Mr. Speaker, the member opposite really should get his facts straight. Less histrionics and more facts.
The facts are quite simple. We as a government have repeatedly injected resources and money not only into the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, but into CPIC which is something I am familiar with given my police background. We have injected funds into immigration, into revenue, into the ports of entry and others. We have done all kinds of things with respect to assisting in this very important area.
Have we done enough? No, we have not. There are additional things that we need to do in terms of co-operation, for example, with our provincial and territorial partners. Have we done enough with respect to making it seamless with respect to the police services across Canada, at the local, regional, provincial or federal levels? No, we have not and we need to do more. Will we do more? Yes, we will.
The member opposite should listen instead of fearmongering and trying to upset Canadians, as those people opposite are always so prone to do. It is their forte to always try to pit region against region, people against people and province against province. Instead of the politics of negativity, they should talk about what is positive and what we in the Government of Canada are doing that is positive. They should listen. They should get their facts straight and they should proceed accordingly.