Madam Speaker, this is a Conservative motion that, ultimately, the Conservatives are filibustering in order to deal with any other legislative issues. It is, what I would argue, a contempt of sorts that we are witnessing. Now, today's leader of the Conservative Party was the parliamentary secretary to Stephen Harper, the only prime minister in the history of the Commonwealth that has been found in contempt of Parliament.
How does it demonstrate leadership when we have a Conservative opposition leader who is virtually in contempt of Parliament again and, at the same time, refusing to get the security clearance on the important issue of foreign interference? Why does the Conservative Party continue to support a leader that puts his party ahead of the nation?