Mr. Speaker, it is truly appalling to see a fear campaign being waged and to see this House being used to spread misinformation.
My colleague knows full well that the Expropriation Act of 1985 was overhauled to ensure that consultations are included. He also knows that the railway legislation that we introduced in the budget implementation bill goes even further by ensuring consultation, the impact assessment, and consultations with indigenous peoples, as well as providing more clarity on regulatory processes.
They are saying that we are out there holding happy hour consultations. That is such a disingenuous way to describe the very serious and very robust process taking place.
I am a bit perplexed, because my colleague seems to be saying that, yes, they support the project, but at the same time they are trying to scare people and saying that we are not doing things the right way.