Madam Speaker, the course of the Trans Pacific partnership agreement is one we should bear in mind. Canada was late to the negotiations. Under the previous Harper administration and the previous government in the U.S., we ran to catch up. We got less than the best deals on offer in the TPP and then the U.S. pulled out. Therefore, we are really talking about new agreements with nine additional economies for much less benefit than was originally advertised.
Would the hon. member for Don Valley East explain why we would want to allow companies from Australia, New Zealand, Japan and Malaysia to bring suits against Canada if we pass laws they do not like?