Mr. Speaker, if we all agreed in the House, then the document would have been produced as requested. To suggest that we all agree is to say something that is simply not true. The government does not agree, which is why it is failing to fulfill the order passed in the House, which is to provide, unredacted, all the documents requested.
I will say to my colleague from the Bloc Québécois that, if he is dissatisfied with how the people of Quebec are suffering under the Liberal government, then he has to answer for the fact that he voted to sustain the government in matters of confidence. Canadians have had enough. He has had enough. Instead of this dystopian Parliament that exists without the support of Canadians, my colleague should be supporting non-confidence and making sure that we move to an election so that Canadians, and Quebeckers, can have their say.