Madam Speaker, at the beginning of her speech, the member referred to the importance of the work we do in this place and how we serve Canadians. We are the House of Commons after all. At the end of her speech, she referred to the importance of respecting tax dollars and respecting taxpayers to ensure that they have the benefits and services they need to receive. Yesterday one of her colleagues spoke about how part of why the Conservatives were delaying the privilege motion was that they did not want the government to be able to introduce a ways and means motion that would actually help so many Canadians and ensure that each Canadian and corporation pays their fair share.
Is the member aware of any political party or any member of Parliament who opposes the motion on the question of privilege before us? I believe that all members support it, respecting the Speaker's ruling and watching the process unfold so we can get to the work of this important privilege motion and also to the work of the chamber. Can the member explain to the House why she does not want to hear the question be called so we can get to work and respect taxpayers and the public purse?