Madam Speaker, we are not the ones who decided that Parliament had to debate this motion. It was the Speaker. The government is the one that decided not to abide by the Speaker's ruling. That is why we are continuing to debate this motion. It is not the Conservative Party's decision. It is the decision of the Liberal Party and the government.
Only the government can comply with the order of the House. Only the government can comply with the Speaker's ruling. No one in the Conservative caucus can call the head of a department to tell them to send all the documents to Parliament. Only the government can do that.
If we are here this evening debating this motion, it is because of the Liberal government's decision.
I will just say one other thing. Regarding the argument the member makes about all the hardship facing Canadians, I will point out that every time the government pretends it is trying to make life better for Canadians, it makes life worse. Let us take housing—