Mr. Speaker, when he was a member of the opposition, the Prime Minister stated loud and clear that he would reform the Senate and clean house.
Once he came to power, he did exactly what the Liberals did. He appointed his cronies, who, according to the Auditor General, could not care less about wasting taxpayers' money: business class travel, fishing trips, golf games, hockey tickets, the list goes on. There is nothing too good for the upper class.
Senators have no qualms about making other people pay for their luxurious lifestyles. We propose abolishing the Senate. However, in the meantime, what are the Conservatives going to do to clean house?