Mr. Speaker, I really appreciated the comments that were shared by the member and the contribution she makes in so many different ways. I really appreciated her opportunity to also talk about IP, intellectual property, which is really important in the riding of Waterloo. The University of Waterloo is notorious for ensuring that research academics actually own their IP so that they have a vested interest. I would love to hear from the member, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, in regard to the benefits of the budget. Constituents in the riding of Waterloo are really asking for constructive debate, ensuring that more Canadians can benefit. They recognize that the official opposition has just been dialing it in. They do not want to be constructive in their feedback. They do not want to be part of the solution.
We would love to hear what she feels the budget can deliver for Canadians and how it will actually benefit constituents in the riding of Waterloo, her constituents and Canadians from coast to coast to coast.