Mr. Speaker, that is a dynamite question. My hon. colleague is absolutely correct, and I will tell members why. We often hear that politics is a game. Politics is not a game. Politics is people's lives.
What I am hearing from the great folks and small businesses of Windsor-Essex is to please leave them alone, let them go and stop taxing the world from them. They understand that we cannot move on until we get full transparency and that we have a job to do. They send us to Ottawa for a reason and are asking for us to give them the answers. They are asking that we let them make a choice at the ballot box.
My colleague is absolutely dead-on that this is not a game. This is people's lives and people's livelihoods.