Mr. Speaker, it is important to recognize that, as a government, whether it is the budget implementation bill or the agenda of expanding trade opportunities for Canada with other trading partners, this is a government, this is a Prime Minister, solely focused on building a strong Canada and making Canada the strongest of the G7 countries. What we need is more of a buy-in from the Conservative Party by allowing substantive legislation to pass, whether it is Bill C-15, the budget implementation act, or the bail reform legislation, which is being denied for one reason and one reason alone: the Conservative Party and its self-interest.
Does the member not agree that the Conservative Party needs to start putting Canadians ahead of its own political party?