Mr. Speaker, I want to change the topic but still deal with the issue of trade. I have become very much interested in where the Conservative Party lies.
The Prime Minister went to China, along with the Premier of Saskatchewan and others. There has been a fairly well-established irritant in some trade dealing with, for example, canola, which is so critically important to the prairie provinces. I suspect that is one of the reasons the Premier of Saskatchewan went. We were able to come up with some arrangements with China to deal with those irritants.
I am very curious about this, given that the member is from the Prairies and, no doubt, very familiar with just how important it was to make those arrangements. Could he give his personal opinion and maybe even reflect on how the Conservative Party of Canada views the success of that particular mission by the premier?