Madam Speaker, I disagree in many ways with a lot of the misleading information that is put on the record, and the previous speaker is a good example of that.
I give my condolences to Stephanie and appreciate the hardship she has experienced. However, I would challenge the member opposite, as I have done with other members. If they really believe what they are saying and want to be genuine to individuals such as Stephanie, why will no Conservative MP step up and discuss the issue we have been debating with me? In this case, I will go to the Niagara University in Ontario and challenge the member; we will invite Stephanie to be in the audience with us. Let us go to the university and talk to a class of individuals who are not political partisans. They can listen to what the member has to say compared with what I have to say to them and allow those students to pass a judgment in terms of a vote.
I will make the trip to Niagara University, and let us see if we can generate a classroom, invite Stephanie and listen to the arguments the member makes related to the motion we are talking about today. Will the member opposite do what none of her colleagues has done and accept the challenge?