Madam Speaker, I know my hon. colleague from Davenport would also probably support the idea that any funds invested from the Canada pension plan be invested with the environment as a consideration as well. It would be not just ethical in terms of moral grounds but also a green kind of screening to ensure that companies domestically would not do harm to our environment.
On top of that, when Ken Georgetti left British Columbia to join the Canadian Labour Congress as its president, many people said that B.C. lost its best businessman in many years. He handled a venture labour fund very well and did it with workers and their families in mind.
Would the hon. member agree that this arm's length board, which now handles the funding and direction of the pension plan, should have labour representatives on it to ensure that workers and their families and communities from coast to coast to coast can rest assured that their voices will be heard in the decision making of the investment of that fund?