Mr. Speaker, my hon. colleague mentioned the gun registry and the lack of priorities and misplaced priorities of the government.
When we run the numbers for the $2 billion that the government has spent on the gun registry, I think of all the repeat offenders, the rapists and the murderers who could have been kept in jail longer and should not have been allowed early parole. I think of the extra police officers who could have been put on the street. I think of the ways we could have stopped drugs from being pushed on our kids. I think of all the great things that type of money could have gone to in our justice system, but it did not.