Mr. Speaker, there is a really simple solution to this, and that is a change of government. Of course, all of us on this side are eagerly working hard for Canadians to that end.
If members can believe it, I did not have enough time in my speech to go through all of the scandals. I only picked out some of the big ones, but there are others I want to briefly mention.
There was “elbowgate” in the House with MP Ruth Ellen Brosseau. There was the India trip, which I did not mention. With SNC-Lavalin, there was another issue: Employees who had been donating to the Liberal Party were being reimbursed by the company. There was, of course, the blackface scandal. There was the Governor General's spending scandal. There was the former ethics commissioner, who was sister-in-law to one of the Liberal ministers. There was also the $6,000-a-night hotel in London.
I could go on, but I am running out of time. There are so many things to talk about.