Mr. Speaker, my colleague is very good on the industry committee and is very adept at looking at a lot of issues in different ways. He was in my community to look at the border recently.
The city of Windsor and the county have come together with a resolution to fix the border problem. Unfortunately there have been those who have been trying to push private proposals through and ram them through the community's interests as opposed to solving the problem. It is creating a lot of conflict.
I know that the member from the Conservative Party has a number of border caucus members who actually have public crossings in their communities. How does the member's party stand on public versus private crossings? Of some 24 crossings between Canada and the United States, bridges or tunnels, 22 are in public hands. The next two that are going to be built in Conservative members' ridings will also be publicly built. The community is calling for a new solution. Will his party support that?