Mr. Speaker, those on the Liberal benches have alleged throughout the debate that it is the opposition grinding this place to a halt. They set aside the issue that, of course, it is the government's own action and refusal to disclose the documents that has led members to wish to debate their corruption rather than to move on to other business. However, there is an important mechanism built into our system of Parliament that can break any impasse. The Liberals can call an immediate election.
Does the member for Renfrew—Nipissing—Pembroke agree that what the government really ought to do, if it cannot table the unredacted documents and turn them over to the RCMP today, is to at least call an election and elect a new Parliament?