Mr. Speaker, expanding on what I was saying, our government has been working with industry experts and unions to make sure that we can work for a plan that is beyond just a tariff, to look at and imagine the future of the auto sector and what it is going to look like on the other side.
Unfortunately, that is what the government has to do. The Conservatives cannot understand that because they have been in opposition for 10 years. In the 10 years that they have been in opposition, this is the first time they have stitched up a plan for the auto sector, and they have done it without even consulting workers. I am sorry. We cannot take their plan. We have to continue to work with Canadians, industry experts and automakers to make sure that we have a plan that works for Canada.