Madam Speaker, I absolutely concur with my hon. colleague, and I do think the members opposite have waited for a very long time to find something that could counterbalance the incredible record we have.
Nobody is more outraged than the government members on this side when we look at the fact that there has been criminality in the sponsorship program. However, we can talk about the Auditor General's report because an internal audit was done. The government reacted to it and asked the Auditor General to come in and review it. I look forward every year, as does the government, to having those incredibly well thought out reports by the Auditor General so the government can continue to improve.
Our colleague from the Danforth area said that there were no multibillion dollar firms that had perfect systems. The government is able to talk about how we will bring improvements, whether it is the human resources structure or the sponsorship program. It is taking responsibility, finding improvements to go forward in the system and is standing up to the problems that exist. That allows us to discuss this.
I think the members opposite have overlooked the fact that we have taken action, and we will show that responsibility. The Prime Minister has undertaken not only to deal with the parliamentary process, but has put a judge in place to get moneys back, if it is at all possible. As well, the RCMP investigating. We are acting.