Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my colleague for his speech, but I do wonder about the Conservatives' true intentions. We have been grappling with this question of privilege for several weeks now.
Let us say that, tomorrow morning, the government decides to finally table the documents in the House. What strategy would the Conservative Party use next?
Would it be willing to take another look at the agenda and work on the various bills that are before the House, or would it come back with another question of privilege on a different subject?
What are the Conservative Party's intentions? Does it want to paralyze the House as much as possible to show that the government is not capable of governing? Is that the real intention here?