Mr. Chairman, that is simply not true. Money that we were allocated toward the end of the fiscal year was spent just as much as we possibly could on our needs. There were more revenues at the end of the year, as we have heard from the Minister of Finance. This became an opportunity to provide this upgrade in the Challenger fleet, which is not just used for me. The member personalizes it but it is used by the Governor General, the Prime Minister and all ministers in connection with important government travel as part of our job. This was an opportunity to get something that was more cost efficient, that would use less fuel, that would be able to fly non-stop to many destinations and even use shorter runways, which gives us more of an opportunity for a wider range of use in other parts of Canada.
It is not a luxurious aircraft. It is a Canadian aircraft. We should be using Canadian aircraft as our fleet for this kind of travel purpose. It will have the same kind of outfitting as the current Challengers have. It is by no means a luxury at all. It is a more efficient aircraft. It is not adding to the fleet; it is replacing two of the older ones in the fleet.