Mr. Speaker, I am quite relieved that is not my responsibility as the parliamentary secretary for foreign affairs or the member of Parliament for Don Valley West. However, I am convinced that the Minister of Natural Resources and all those at the provincial level who are looking at the important ways energy fuels our economy have the responsibility.
It has been very clear in this debate that no Canadian has or his hand on the tap to turn this pipeline on or off. That is happening somewhere else. It has also been pointed out in this debate that legal arguments are being made. There will be court decisions around this activity. There could be stays.
What we do now is we keep going on all the diplomatic channels. We keep going on the business and industry channels. We know Canadian business is smart. Canadian business is entrepreneurial and it will work. That is why I am not a New Democrat. I believe in the market's ability to fix these problems.
Government is there to assist those businesses. We will be there to guide them and we will not let people go cold.