Madam Speaker, I can say with some clarity that I did not learn anything I did not already know from what the parliamentary secretary just reiterated in the House.
It would be nice to elicit some new information. Basically, right now we are in this period under NAFTA where we have an extraordinary challenge. The industry wants nothing to do with any negotiations prior to the extraordinary challenge being exhausted. It is fine and dandy to talk about negotiations, but why not say it the way it is?
I think some principles to guide the government, and to let the public and our trading partners know where we are coming from, are useful from time to time and we are not hearing that. The parliamentary secretary said nothing about the Byrd amendment and what we are going to do about that. That is an integral part of the whole dispute so I am still waiting for clarification.