Mr. Speaker, we have been cramming this debate through at the last minute when we should have brought it up over the summer, discussing it among ourselves and the members in the House.
The members opposite have talked about how they want to be part of a team, yet they do not want to hear any aspect of what is going on from the other side of the House.
I think the minister should be very familiar with the fact that Service Canada is now asking employees for records of employment. Records of employment, which are normally handed out to people once they have been released, gone on leave or are no longer working, are now sitting somewhere.
The reality is that the Phoenix organization, which the member is very familiar with, has said that if it gives out records of employment now, while people are still employed at a minimum amount, they will not be recognized after the fact for finances. These are discussions that should have gone on beforehand.
Where does the minister stand on Phoenix as it deals with people transitioning into that aspect of employment insurance?