Madam Speaker, I almost miss the days when the member for Regina—Qu'Appelle was the leader of the Conservative Party. He was just talking about taking the time to reflect and have a bit more wisdom. I wonder if it takes wisdom to come to the House and say that nurses are no longer going to work because there is no heating at the hospitals, that teachers are no longer going to work because there is no heating at the schools, that people are applying for medical assistance in dying because they no longer have anything to eat and that electricians, by some miracle, are catching lightning to light up rooms. I wonder if that is wisdom.
I find it interesting that in the same breath the member for Regina—Qu'Appelle is talking about the need to have confidence in institutions. I get the impression that a political party that is obstructing the work of Parliament, that says it wants to trigger an election but is not giving itself the opportunity to do so and is trying to fuel the public's discontent with the government, is doing everything but strengthen public confidence in institutions.
I wonder what my colleague thinks of that.