Mr. Speaker, I am glad to see that the opposition party is moving away from the non-partisanship of this debate. It was not me who said no. I would be more than happy to stay here and answer any of the members' questions.
If the hon. member wants to go through the right process and talk to the right people, which is the people in the House, to discuss how we might want to do this, I would be more than pleased. I have hon. members who want to stand up and debate this. They want to make a point. If we run out of time at the end, because I have given it to the hon. member, then they cannot do that.
Therefore, I would hope that hon. members would recognize that there are ways of doing that and that they would go through the right process to do it.
If we want to talk about the democratic deficit, we can talk about where we are moving on this. I would be more than happy to talk to the hon. members as to what we are doing on this. What I will tell the hon. members is what I have told all Canadians. What we plan to do and what we will continue to do is push foreign governments to open the borders. That is what Canadian farmers have told me that we need to do. We will continue to do that.