Mr. Speaker, I disagree with a lot of what the member across the way has said. In good part, it is very misleading to Canadians.
If we take a look at the crime agenda that the Prime Minister and this government have brought in since the last election, I would challenge her to tell me when the last time was that we had such substantial legislation. We have not one, two or three pieces of legislation, but we are probably talking somewhere in the realm of four or five pieces of legislation that deal with making our communities safer.
The Conservative Party of Canada is preventing the legislation from passing. The best example of that is the bail reform legislation. I stood in my place back in December, begging for leave and asking for us to stay late into the evening so that we could have the necessary debates. We could have already passed the bail reform legislation.
If the member opposite truly wants to make our communities safer, then why does the Conservative Party continue to prevent substantive legislation from passing?