Mr. Speaker, as I said in my speech, the minister has unfortunately let down Canadians on so many files. I mean, I have been in this House for a year and a half. I have been working solidly on the natural resources file for several months now, ever since I was named the shadow minister for natural resources, which was last September. Since September, we have had failures on so many files.
As a matter of fact, I would like to point out to the minister that he would have to reach out to my office to say what it is that they are succeeding on, because I do not see the successes. All of the big projects are failures. Keystone XL failed. We are slowing down on TMX. We are failing on Line 5 now, at this point in time, at the very last minute. We are failing on Keystone XL, Trans Mountain and Teck Frontier, all projects that should have advanced in this Parliament and have not met the bar with the minister. I think he is challenged by getting his projects, which would benefit this country, through a reluctant cabinet on the government's side.