The member on the other side is heckling, Mr. Speaker. He is saying I am out of touch, but he has spent months spreading misinformation and disinformation, and he believes it. It is amazing when they believe their own supply. He is doing nothing but yelling one line. It is somewhat amusing that he has nothing of substance to say except to shoot me down. He knows that all they can do is spread disinformation and raise money, which is shameful. These communities already have enough fear, and now a political party stands up to spread misinformation and disinformation when every member of this House seeks to protect them.
The bill's goals are laudable, as I have said, but they will not do what the members are saying. The member is laughing. He thinks this is funny. He is going to go back to his constituents, raise money and continue that spread of disinformation. That is all he has. The Conservatives are sitting on the other side because Canadians can see through the act. They see through what the Conservative leader does, and that is all they have. There is nothing of substance, though I think the hon. member has brought this forward in a laudable, honourable way and wants to do better and to protect her constituents.
It is reasonable to stand up here and say the law does not necessarily do that, while the member laughs. The member thinks it is funny, and he will just go back to his riding and raise money off that as he tries to shout me down. This is shameful conduct by the Conservatives.