Mr. Speaker, as I have indicated, whether among provinces, municipalities, different stakeholders or law enforcement officers, people understand and they want to see Bill C-14 move forward. Canadians want bail reform legislation. The Conservatives are being motivated by another factor.
We have the leader of the Conservative Party, who has referred to “extreme bloodshed and violence”. We have the MP for Oxford, who said, “We are now living in a war zone in Canada.” They are using these radical statements in order to generate funds. They are putting the raising of funds and their own political interests ahead of Canadian interests.
Will the member opposite not recognize that it is about time the Conservative Party starts focusing more on Canadians, as opposed to their own leadership and the Conservative Party of Canada, and allows the legislation to pass before the end of the year? Will she support that?