Mr. Speaker, speaking of the most wealthy, we know that those with good financial advice, who were privileged to know what they should do with their money, declared their income in the 2015 tax year. They sold their shares before the year finished, and therefore were taxed at a lower rate than they wanted charged on other people.
One of them might have been the finance minister, if he did in fact sell the $10 million worth of shares on November 30, 2015. Did he?