Madam Speaker, I do not want to do that. I do not know what the member is used to, but if he is used to spokespeople talking on his behalf, he probably should not get into that habit, given the fact that he would probably want to voice his own concerns in the House. I will not answer on behalf of my colleague. He can certainly do it himself. Maybe, at some point, he can get a chance to answer the question.
Let us take a look at what the member pointed out about raising taxes. If this is such a bad idea, why, when the Conservatives achieved power in 2006, did they eliminate a planned tax cut down to 15.5% on the basic personal income tax? Why did they raise taxes back then? Why did they see it as being okay to raise the basic personal income tax as soon as they achieved power?