Mr. Speaker, when members are on one side of the House, they may say a lot of things, but when they are on the other side, they seem to lose their memories just like that. I would like my colleague to tell me whether his memory will remain intact if he should one day become Minister of Industry and find himself on the other side of the House.
In 2004, when the Conservatives were on this side, they promised us the earth and supported our proposal to modify the employment insurance program. When they crossed over to the other side of the House, they forgot all that and developed Alzheimer's.
Will my colleague also lose his memory when he crosses to the other side of the House, or will he remember what is happening today?