Mr. Speaker, the fact is the budget, Canada's economic action plan, addresses so many areas of importance. I do not understand why anyone would be opposed to what the government has put forward in our plan.
There is so much in the area of science and technology: $2 billion for a knowledge infrastructure program; $1.5 billion over five years for clean energy technology, something that is very important in my riding with the opening of the new GreenField Ethanol plant, which just took its first load of corn. It will help not only the economy and the jobs that it will bring to my riding, but also it will help the farmers who, for too long, have needed help and assistance. This will help those farmers and it will help the environment as well.
There is so much more. I could go on and on about how Canada's economic action plan is helpful to the economy. I do not understand why any hon. members in the House would oppose the economic action plan.