Mr. Chair, I appreciate the critic's comments. I have absolutely no doubt about her commitment to supply management. My question is about the fact that I have absolutely no belief that the member's leader has any commitment to supply management. As for any Canadians who fell for that, my God, what would they buy at the market? A cow with no legs?
The fact is that we have to look at the choices. Who did that leader choose for the international trade critic? A man who has been an avowed attacker of our supply management system at the WTO, a man who is on record as saying we slept through the WTO and how we had to stand up and make sure we would not do that anymore. That is who the international trade critic is. That is the man who is going to speak for the Conservatives at the WTO.
Let us look at the Wheat Board critic. The Wheat Board is one of the fundamentals of supply management. If we look at the website of the member for Cypress Hills—Grasslands, we will see that it is like a conspiracy theory; the black helicopters are coming.
He stood up in the House and made accusations about the farmer led Wheat Board being involved in illegal and corrupt activities. We had the national farmers union writing to the leader of that party demanding his removal because it was a disgrace, his treatment of and his lack of respect for one of Canada's great success stories, which is the Wheat Board. In fact, I will refer to the Western Producer of June 2, which talks about the sudden shift in the Conservative Party on supply management and which it suggests is being done so the party can win some votes in Ontario and Quebec.
I would find that the record on supply management support from that party has been almost entirely zero.