Mr. Speaker, I am surprised at the Prime Minister's answer.
These cluster bombs are similar to anti-personnel mines and there is a treaty about their use, the Ottawa treaty, of which Canada is quite rightly proud. We cannot go along with the use of such bombs.
The Prime Minister reminds us of what they did in New York. Are we going to start behaving like them? Are we going to take a page from their book, when our greatest strength is our difference, which is all about democracy against barbarity? That is the choice we must make.