Mr. Speaker, there is an easy way for the government to end the filibuster in the House. In fact, there is only one way to end the filibuster and that is for the government to hand over the documents. I quote yesterday's Globe and Mail editorial entitled “A Parliament that is dead on the inside.”
It reads: “There are a few ways this could end. But there is only one right way, and that is for the Liberal government to respect the will of the House and hand over the documents. Anything else would be a disgraceful blow to Parliament's ability to hold governments to account.”
Further, it says, “It's no way to run a country. Yes, there are other means to end the filibuster, and maybe at one point an opposition party will break out the defibrillator. But the Conservatives are not the bad guys in this scenario. Only the Liberal government, with its refusal to respect the will of the House, is responsible for Parliament's paralysis.”
Will the member comment on that?