Mr. Speaker, we have a debate today on income splitting as proposed by the Conservative government: a $5-billion scheme the Conservatives have said they campaigned on and that they are going to bring in next year. Is it the Conservatives' plan to actually not talk about income splitting all day? We have had two speeches so far, 10 minutes each, with lots of opportunity for my friend across the way who just spoke, and the one prior, and maybe future Conservatives, to actually say what they think about income splitting, because that is the debate today. They can talk about all sorts of things, and they can use all the political rhetoric they want. However, this is the question I have for my friend. As is currently proposed by the Conservative government, is she in favour of income splitting, yes or no? That is all.
In the House of Commons on June 10th, 2014. See this statement in context.