Mr. Speaker, I liked the beginning of my colleague's speech the best. He said that we are at a crossroads. I thought that was a very simple image that is easy to understand. We can either turn right toward a criminal trial or turn left toward a remediation agreement.
Here is the fundamental question: why did the former attorney general decide to turn right? She likely had legal opinions telling her that it was impossible to turn left. Perhaps SNC-Lavalin did not meet the criteria that the Liberals themselves included in the omnibus bill.
Does my colleague agree that the solution is to conduct a public inquiry as quickly as possible to shed some light on the situation, get some answers to that question and find out whether it was possible to turn left?