Mr. Speaker, during the last few weeks of this debate, the government has paralyzed the House of Commons, which is unable to continue with the work of reviewing private members' bills, motions and legislation here on the floor.
In the past, all opposition parties were always united in opposing government corruption, especially Liberal government corruption, which we have seen over the past many decades whenever Liberals were in government. It would eventually lead to the point where it paralyzed Parliament in some way. Typically, opposition parties have always held together in holding the government to account and making sure it produced the documents being demanded by a motion such as this.
Has it perhaps been shown now that other opposition parties are going to break away in the coming weeks and not hold the government to account for the corruption that it has allowed in this one particular fund, leading to this awful situation in which it has come apart? Could the member reflect on that?