Mr. Speaker, after 10 years of Liberal governance, Canadians have lost confidence in the Canada Revenue Agency, and for good reason. Has anyone tried reaching anyone at the CRA over the phone? Barely 5% of calls are being processed.
For weeks, the CRA was unable to say how much we invested in our TFSAs. There are thousands of cases of phantom income. There are thousands of cases of interest demanded on money that has already been paid. Every day, our constituency offices receive calls from honest people who are fed up with being treated like fraudsters. The problem is not the CRA employee answering the phone. It is mismanagement.
One of the government's primary missions is to provide good service to Canadians, especially when it comes to money. The minister was so proud to announce that he is assigning the CRA a 100-day action plan. That is quite the challenge. I must remind him that the government has been in power for 10 years, that he has been minister for six months and that it took him 172 days to ask for and demand a 100-day plan—