Madam Speaker, the member would have to ask the government that question. This is really nothing more than about accountability. It is also about the Prime Minister keeping his word.
When the Prime Minister prorogued Parliament, he said that there would be plenty of opportunity to resume hearings for this issue of WE and other government spending to be taken up. When we on this side of the House, and all opposition parties, proceeded to do our jobs by seeking to follow the evidence, we saw three parliamentary committees hijacked. Now the government is trying to hold the House at ransom by threatening an election.