Madam Speaker, I first want to acknowledge my friend, the member for Châteauguay—Lacolle. I certainly did appreciate working with her in the last Parliament on the special joint committee.
I do not think it could be said better than the way it was put by the hon. member for Carleton. Let the finance committee, the health committee and the justice committee do their work. We are about to undertake hearings with respect to the physician-assisted dying bill, which is expected to be passed by this Parliament.
However, let the special joint committee follow the evidence to get answers for Canadians, answers that Canadians deserve with respect to hundreds of millions of dollars that have gone out the door, that have raised serious questions about conflicts of interest, corruption and the general incompetence of the government.