Madam Speaker, my colleague from Kamloops—Thompson—Cariboo's speech was well received and very well presented.
I am sure she has heard from her constituents, as many of us have, in particular in my riding about the confusion that is out there and the challenges they have when they try to listen to what the government is saying.
On the one hand, we have a minister who says we are going to have six million vaccines, and then another one turns around and says we are actually going to have four million. They turn around then and say they are guaranteeing we will have six million by the end of March. The other night we had a parliamentary secretary who said something that totally had to be contradicted by the minister after the fact. These things throw total confusion to constituents.
How does that impact on the assurances that we might want from the government that this is actually going to get accomplished?