It is interesting, Mr. Speaker, to listen carefully to that question. The assertion the member makes at the start of the question is that I have said something that is incorrect, but nowhere in her question does she actually itemize anything I said that was incorrect. She talks about evidence, but she does not give one piece of evidence that anything I said was incorrect.
The fact of the matter is that she talks about the privilege motion, but it is important to go back to the opposition day motion for the production of papers that was passed. The Liberals voted against the motion, but the House voted in favour of it. We are here today because the government clearly has not complied.
If the member gets another chance, I would love to hear what she would deem incorrect that I had to say in my speech. I assert that there is nothing and that she knows there is nothing. This is just part of the debate we have seen week in and week out since we came back in September.