Mr. Speaker, I know that after the carbon tax election, the leader of the Conservative Party will get his security clearance, as he will be the Prime Minister of the country. At that point, we will be able to look into many of these things that have gone on. I imagine the shredding has already begun. When the Conservatives are in power, we will bring accountability to the Department of Finance. We look forward to ensuring accountability, and rooting out corruption is something the Conservatives will take very seriously.
The Liberals love to decry the lack of trust in institutions in this country while they have caused that very destruction of the institutions by using them for their political ends. We have to look no further than the horrific tragedy in Nova Scotia, when the Prime Minister was pressuring the commissioner of the RCMP to release the models of firearms that were used, in order for him to get a political win. We have evidence that the Prime Minister is not above pressuring the RCMP, and I hope the Liberals have come to their senses on this, but I doubt it.