Mr. Speaker, the NDP spokesman came before the House to deal with the bill, but then proceeded to talk about a range of other things, which I suppose now is relevant to the debate. One of those issues has to do with the fact that the finance minister, when he presented information before the committee, turned out to be no information.
On the matter of income trusts, Conservatives still have not explained where they got the tax leakage. They still have not responded to the expert witnesses about the flaws in the methodology of computing the tax leakage. That is not transparency, openness and accountability, upon which this bill rests.
I raise the matter for the member's comment. Have we seen with this bill, which only received three hearings days and a few hours of debate in the House, a bill dealing with 12 different acts, a comprehensive enough review for a process which is transparent, open and accountable?