Mr. Speaker, I have a question for my colleague. I was here when the bill was debated on May 28. The hon. member gave some assurances, which I thought were significant, and I will quote him. It is on page 17197 of Hansard:
It is important to remember that the Grand Hall and the First Peoples Hall, which present a history of Canada's first peoples, will remain an integral part of the new museum, as will the Children's Museum.
Yet on June 11, the Ottawa Citizen ran a story about Nishga Girl, which is a fairly significant centrepiece of the Hall, which was being removed.
What value are the assurances, and to what extent are they real, that he and another one of his colleagues gave to the House on May 28?