Madam Speaker, I very much appreciate my colleague's question and the work he has done on this.
There are still so many questions that have to be answered. Certainly the former attorney general wants to talk about why she resigned. She wants to talk about discussions that she had with the Prime Minister subsequent to her being the veterans affairs minister. I think what my colleague is talking about, the threats, is very important. We also have to talk about why the Clerk of the Privy Council referenced board meetings that SNC-Lavalin was going to be having and that they were connected to why they needed to get the deal.
We need to hear how in the world the current Attorney General can have any credibility, which I do not believe he has. I believe he needs to resign because he has already stated he believes whatever the Prime Minister says and he has already, from the testimony we heard yesterday, been instructed on what he needs to do on this deal. There are a lot of questions that have to be answered.