Mr. Speaker, it seems to me that she did not rule out raising taxes. That was the question.
The main reason the government has shortchanged health care is because it has its priorities all wrong. It is too busy pork-barrelling. The government has a spending problem. It does not have a revenue problem, it has a spending problem. That is the problem that the government has.
Will the government commit today, when the finance minister stands in the House, and tell the House and commit to the House that any new dollars for health care will come from a reallocation of existing programs rather than levying higher taxes on Canadians?