Mr. Speaker, we now know there are documents which prove the Prime Minister's former executive assistant knew that part of a $600,000 contract that had been awarded fairly to one contractor was overridden by someone in the finance department to direct it to the Prime Minister's friends at Earnscliffe.
The minister today says that this is just a legitimate difference of opinion. What does the minister say to Canadians who think those are just code words for more Liberal political chicanery?