Mr. Speaker, the lid has been blown off but the lid has been blown off the tired lines that the Leader of the Opposition has been using for two years. He has systematically stood in the way of investments in supportive, social, low-cost and low-income housing in the country throughout his exclusive 20-year career in the House of Commons. He has systematically stood in the way of supports like dental care, like child care, like the Canadian child benefit, like school nutrition, the very things that he pretends to care about in the House but would vote against. Canadians know that he would vote against everything with “care” in the name.
He needs to—