Mr. Speaker, I will just follow up on his last point first. I made it perfectly clear that I do not think every instance is the same. I would not expect the bank to be liable for that. What I said was that in something as serious as a nuclear accident, yes, there should be a greater onus. That was the point I was making.
If my Alliance colleague is suggesting that the liability from a car accident is equivalent to the liability related to a nuclear accident, then we have a real problem with how his party perceives the consequences and what is really serious. We need to have a greater understanding of the effects of a nuclear accident.
In response to the Saskatchewan government dealing with the mines in Uranium City, and without really knowing exactly what is happening, I would expect the Saskatchewan government to do whatever it could to clean it up. I am not going to sit here and say that it is okay because it is an NDP government. Of course it is not okay. Of course it should be cleaned up and it should be doing whatever it can to clean it up.
However I do know for a fact that it had to clean up one heck of a mess after Grant Devine left Saskatchewan. It has been plugging away at it and trying to build up its surplus in order to clean up a good number of those messes. That is all I can say to that.