Mr. Speaker, as I said when the member first asked her question, and as I mentioned again today, the former minister's expenses were all within Treasury Board guidelines. Canadians are satisfied even if the member is not. Canadians see that the member's strategy and motives here are transparent even if her party's record was not.
This is a strategy to deflect attention from that lamentable record. It is to deflect criticism from: the $1 billion boondoggle; Shawinigate; problems with the transition jobs fund; the sponsorship scandal and Groupe Action, investigations into the Quebec wing of the Liberal Party and brown envelopes stuffed with cash; more than half a dozen bureaucrats removed from their jobs following an investigation into these projects; shuffling Alfonso Gagliano off to Denmark; federal job training grants for payments to the Liberal Party; Denise Tremblay's huge travel expenses on the Veterans Affairs board while the Liberals underfunded veterans; fake invoices for the flag flap; Frulla's renovations; Dingwall's expenses as head of the Mint; the secret national unity fund; and the George Radwanski affair.
Is the member ready to defend even--