Mr. Speaker, interestingly enough, the member of Parliament who just spoke was a part of the Stephen Harper government. I will remind her that the current leader of the Conservative Party was the parliamentary secretary to the first Prime Minister in the history of Canada, as well as the Commonwealth, to be found in contempt of Parliament. If we fast-forward to today, we have the current leader of the Conservative Party, I would ultimately argue, once again demonstrating his contempt of Parliament as the Conservatives continue to play this filibustering game.
Would the member opposite not agree that, instead of playing this game, we should be dealing with issues such as foreign interference and her leader's continuing refusal to get the security clearance required? He is putting his party and his self-interest ahead of the interests of the nation. Can she explain why?