Mr. Speaker, of course Canadians need to have access to credit, not only access to credit but access on reasonable terms. That is why in the budget we introduced the extraordinary financing framework of up to $200 billion to help make sure that we have reasonable access to credit in this country.
I hope the member opposite will encourage the Liberal senators down the hall, whom he knows, to make sure they act this week and do not go off on holidays next week. They cannot say they have constituency work because they do not have constituencies.