Mr. Speaker, I really liked what my colleague said in framing this debate, namely that it is not the Prime Minister's vaccine. It is Canadians' vaccine, and they actually deserve to know when they are going to get it, under what terms, how much we paid for it and if we are actually going to get it at some point. That is information we have not received to date.
I am wondering if my colleague could expand on that comment and the fact that the federal government should not continue to be opaque with the information that we need to understand when we are going to be getting these vaccines, from which manufacturing company, under what circumstances, and if he could also expand on how this lack of information has stymied both Parliament's job in holding the government to account on this critical issue and also the provincial governments' ability to deliver vaccines in a timely manner.