Mr. Speaker, as clarification for my colleague across the way, the Conservative Party's position on the national food program is to get rid of it. It does not even recognize its existence. That is the reality of the Conservative Party's position. If I am wrong, I look to the House leadership to come forward.
I would remind my friend across the way that some of his colleagues have called the program complete “garbage”, while others have said it has not delivered anything. He might want to revisit that particular argument.
I see that my friend from Regina—Lewvan also wants to ask a question.