Mr. Speaker, my friend and colleague brings up a wonderful point, and it reinforces what I said about how far the Conservatives have gone. Their bumper-sticker answer is to get out of the way, but look at the cost of that. I will stay away from the bill we are talking about today, but rather look at the bill that was brought forward to the House for a vote. It was on a national strategy for housing for young people, and the Conservatives voted against it.
It is hard to imagine how far right the Conservatives have become that they are using “get out of the way” as a bumper sticker. I genuinely believe there are a lot of progressive-minded individuals within that caucus, red Tories or whatever it is we want to call them, who have to be feeling uncomfortable because the dominant right is winning the day.