Mr. Speaker, I would like to ask my hon. colleague a question.
In Canada's view, the use of cluster bombs is an utterly inconceivable act. Why have we not heard the Government of Canada or the Minister of Foreign Affairs take a strong position on the use of cluster munitions in the current conflict in Syria?
Today the parliamentary secretary tells us that Canada has always been a strong proponent of that principle. This is the same old story. Why has the Conservative government not adopted that approach to the conflict in Syria? I would like my hon. colleague to comment on that.