Mr. Speaker, I hope it will do more than just help out. I hope it will participate fully and convince NATO to take part, as well.
Last week, the Ministers of National Defence, Foreign Affairs and Public Safety spoke in the House. They gave a different story each time, only to be contradicted by their officials, by foreign agencies, by the media, by each other, and even by the Prime Minister. It is clear that the government has lost control of the situation.
It is obvious that everybody has lost confidence in the Minister of National Defence, who is responsible for this mess in the first place. Does the Prime Minister still have confidence in his Minister of National Defence?