Madam Speaker, as members know, just a number of months ago, Canada elected a new Prime Minister and a new government. When I reflect on what the member actually said, he raised concerns about jobs, but we have seen in excess of 50,000 jobs created in each of the last three months. That is the reality of it.
When we talk about productivity, and the Conservatives have been talking a lot about productivity, one of the greatest gains in productivity is in our manufacturing industry. Of course, the Conservatives do not reference those sorts of things.
However, my real beef with the Conservative Party of Canada today is how self-serving its members are in regard to their own political best interest. We just had another member who stood up and spoke about the bail reform legislation and somehow tried to imply that it was the Liberals who were preventing it.
Whether it is the budget bill or the bail reform bill, Canadians understand and need to know that it is the Conservative Party of Canada that is preventing its passage. Would—