Mr. Speaker, I know the hon. member is one of the co-chairs of the all-party steel caucus.
As I said previously, they made some good points. What they are offering is to work together and get into a room, even if we have to do it tonight, to understand what they are talking about and to see how we could work together to move forward, working as fast as we can to have this implemented.
There is a concern for all the parties in this House that the Canadian steel sector and its jobs are very important. It is too bad it has taken this long to figure this part out. I think progress is being made on what the government is proposing. I also think that maybe there is some additional stuff that could be put in there to make this even better.
My answer is working together, but I would still want to investigate what the actual amendments are before I take a position on that.