Mr. Speaker, the hon. House leader is talking about doing what is right and says that they will do what is right. What sheer hypocrisy. The member has been in the House as long as I have been here, and even longer, and since 1993 he has continued to stand in the House and crow about the vast majority of Canadians who elected him and his government.
When it comes to the Liberals being elected to form the government, it is okay, but when a vast majority of Canadians are asking the government to remove all the loopholes that would allow any form of child pornography to exist, they will not. When the vast majority of Canadians are offended by the fact that prisoners, murderers, rapists and child molesters have the right to vote because some level of court said so, and the vast majority of Canadians want that fixed, the government will not do it. All of a sudden the majority does not count any more.
When the government can use the majority, it is okay, but when the majority of Canadians want it to do something that is against its philosophy, it says that it will not.
I have a question. Just where does the House leader believe the ultimate decision on how to run this country should be, in this Parliament, the Parliament of Canada, or at some court around the country? Who has the supreme--