Madam Speaker, I would like my colleague to answer the question that I put to you earlier.
I would like to know why, as a staunch federalist, but especially as a member of the Conservative Party, which always claims to be the most decentralizing party in Canada, he is not defending the rights of his province. He has an opportunity right now to prove it. The Liberal government says that it is going to attack powers that are already in the Constitution and that allow provinces to overcome possible federal overrreach or certain constraints that the federal government could impose on the provinces.
Since the member supposedly supports decentralization, why is he not defending his province's power to enact its own laws?