Mr. Speaker, first and foremost, I appreciate the member's passion on the issue, but I would ask her to reflect on what the Conservative Party, as a political entity, actually says and does inside the House.
This is a government that has worked with different jurisdictions, whether on the crime file or on the issue of overdoses, and we continue to do that. We have provided strong leadership through financial support and through working with and supporting provincial and municipal initiatives. We have received virtually universal support on our legislation dealing with crime. It seems the only people who oppose the initiatives that municipalities, provinces and the federal government are doing in a co-operative—