Madam Speaker, I think my colleague from Chicoutimi—Le Fjord's assessment of the relevance of his colleagues' questions is, shall we say, malleable. When my colleague asked a question, the member said it was off topic, but apparently woodland caribou is on topic.
Anyway, in his speech, he talked about the sponsorship scandal. He often questions the Bloc Québécois's relevance, so I would just like to remind him that the Bloc Québécois asked over 300 questions about the sponsorship scandal. The entire House was accommodating. Stéphane Dion's plan B was to promote the flag, promote Canada and foster a sense of belonging to Canada.
Without the Bloc Québécois, there would have been no Gomery commission, and we would never have gotten to the bottom of this. Can my colleague at least acknowledge that?