Mr. Speaker, voting against the Prime Minister's own MOU does not a pipeline build. Getting that MOU through his own caucus should have been the easy part of the process. This self-declared master negotiator could not even do that. Instead, his MOU piles on new conditions and red tape, ties approvals to other projects, hikes the industrial carbon tax and hands unconstitutional vetoes to other levels of government. It is clear he could not even get it through his own caucus.
If the Prime Minister could not do that, why should Canadians believe he can get a pipeline through all his new hoops and hurdles?