Mr. Speaker, first, the minister was not under any obligation to give any answers at all with respect to what he did when he was not a minister. He is entitled to personal privacy as a member of parliament. I think the hon. member ought to be one who respects that.
With respect to the conduct of ministers, the Prime Minister made the point very clearly yesterday that he wants a high standard and that if anyone was becoming too comfortable in the past, they are surely much less comfortable than they were before today.