Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for her question.
When I hear the Liberals talking about tax evasion and tax avoidance, it is never because they have made progress. Rather, it is because someone who is close to their party was named in the documents in question, which were leaked. Fortunately, those leaks do occur. Fortunately, watchdogs have brought this to our attention. This is a shameful situation that needs to be remedied.
I want to say this. I think it is unacceptable, and even sexist in some cases, that women who are divorced or separated are targeted by the Canada Revenue Agency more often than the friends of the Liberals who are named in the Panama papers and other similar documents.
Perhaps I am an eternal optimist or possibly just naive, but I hope that the next time I see the words “Liberal Party” or the name of the Prime Minister in a news article about tax evasion and tax avoidance, it is because they have finally proposed concrete measures to put an end to this problem.