Mr. Speaker, I noticed that the member was very careful to avoid admitting what his party intends to take away from Canadian families.
This budget and the previous one deliver $1,200 per child under the age of six to families to help with the growing costs of child care. This budget brought in an additional $310 per child under the age of 18 for every child, for every family that pays taxes. That is real money in the pockets of real families, because this government is getting it done.
That member failed to admit that if his party got into government, in order to pay for its big spending promises his party would be taking away that $310 tax credit per child under 18. The Liberals would take away the choice in child care $1,200 allowance. They would take away all those things. That is what they would do to the middle class working families of this country in order to pay for their big spending promises. They voted against the $1,200 choice in child care allowance and against the $310 tax credit for Canadian families.
Those families need that money. They made no gains under the previous Liberal government. Now that we have opened up the store and given this to middle class families, that member and his party want to take it all away. Shame on them.