Madam Speaker, I listened with great interest to my hon. colleague. I think the overreach the Conservatives are making with their motion is identifying that they are going after corruption and then naming people who have not been found guilty of anything. I know Frank Baylis. He is a well-connected Liberal. Whether or not this deal was right or wrong is something that belongs at committee, because we certainly need to get an answer. However, the idea that this was an act of corruption, and naming Frank Baylis in a parliamentary motion, I find very concerning as we do not have the evidence. It is the same with Rob Silver. I am very concerned about the calls he made. Personally, I think it stinks to high heaven, but the Ethics Commissioner said there was nothing wrong. For Parliament to say that these were acts of corruption, before we have done the investigation, to me is a serious mistake.
The one thing I have really been struck by is the dead silence from the Conservatives on the fact that I called for an investigation into David MacNaughton, and he was found guilty. David MacNaughton, who is a top Liberal insider and good friend of the Prime Minister, was found guilty. He works for a very powerful American company, Palantir, and is not being looked at, yet he had meetings with the Deputy Prime Minister, he had meetings with—