Mr. Speaker, this is a very significant issue. I think many, if not most, members of Parliament have lost family members to cancer, of one kind or another. It is a little disappointing to see the amount of time Liberals have devoted in their speeches to partisan talking points about concurrence and aspects of the business of the House. There is a lot of time to discuss those issues and the appropriateness of concurrence at this hour, that hour, on this day or another day.
However, this is an issue on which we should all agree. It does show the orientation of the government that, rather than focusing on constructive solutions for a sensitive issue on which there is general agreement, there is more of a focus on trying to attack the Conservatives. I wonder if the member can just share, and I am trying to get him off some of that partisan tone we especially heard from his colleague from Kingston and the Islands, some constructive suggestions for additional steps the House could pursue that would help effectively combat this problem and promote wellness.