Mr. Speaker, the minister may say that he provided thousands of pages of documentation to the Gomery commission, counsel Bernard Roy's opinion is very clear: the best part of the documents was left out. We know what he means, because each time we obtain documents through access to information, it is the same thing: all that is left on a page is the date and signature. With 10,000 pages like that, there is not much one can do.
I would like the government to tell me: what is so out of the ordinary about the Canadian unity fund that it is treated as if it were a state secret?