Mr. Speaker, I have been listening intently to the debate, and it is fascinating to hear the information coming from the member for the Conservative Party. I was born and raised in the Waterloo region. I am proud to have been born Canadian. I did not choose the community I was born in. I did not choose my citizenship. However, I will always pick Canada first.
I find it interesting because a lot of what the member responded to is not actually accurate. I listened to the reports that came out last weekend, and the commissioner of the RCMP stated very clearly that the RCMP cannot take this information, because Canadians have certain privileges. People wear their poppy with pride. These are hard-fought rights and freedoms.
Why not let the steps unfold so that the committee can do its work? We know that, with the first wave of information that has gone to the RCMP, it cannot look at it, because we have to respect the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The rights and freedoms of Canadians matter.
Is there anyone in this chamber opposed to the question of privilege? When will the member's party start basing its decisions on evidence and not ideology? Does he support the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms?