Mr. Speaker, for several days now, our Liberal friends have been emphasizing co-operation and accusing us of wanting to pick a fight. In my view, a good way to co-operate is to admit to being wrong or making mistakes.
Why will the Liberal government not simply admit that it was wrong to prorogue Parliament and make Quebeckers and Canadians wait for six weeks? If it would acknowledge that mistake, perhaps we could start with a clean slate and work together once again.
We managed to work together for the aluminum sector. The Liberals acknowledged the mistakes they had made during the CUSMA negotiations. We worked together and came up with a solution. We can do it again.