Mr. Speaker, what I am ashamed of is that the members on the other side continue to talk about process issues instead of the children who are affected by these cluster munitions. New Democrats would rather talk about process issues than making sure a treaty is ratified that is not only important to Canadians but specifically people in other countries who have been affected by cluster munitions.
I am disappointed that the opposition continues to want to talk about its lack of influence on the government. Quite frankly, I do not know care whether it was the other place that brought it forward or the House of Commons. I care that this is good legislation that needs to be passed so we can continue to be a leader in this area.
I know the member from the other side is a strong and respected member. However, I submit that he has been caught up in process rather than actual results for people around the world, particularly the children in Serbia and Lebanon who have been affected by these munitions.