Mr. Speaker, I particularly enjoyed the hon. member's intervention earlier today, and it is along those same lines. Canadians are wondering about the contempt of the government in taking this position. The Speaker has already ruled, as my colleague indicated, that the unredacted documents need to be produced. If the government does not do that, what message is being sent to the Canadian public? Contempt of Parliament leads Canadians to believe that the Liberals are complicit in this wrongdoing and corruption, that they have something to hide and that they are not acting in a responsible manner to the Canadian taxpayer. This is something we have seen in their spending for the last nine years.
All the cover-ups and contempt really sour the Canadian public to the current condition of the government, even more than they are already, and show the fact that Liberals cannot be trusted.