Mr. Speaker, that is an excellent question. I must first point out that this is not a new government. It is the same old government with all the same ministers, so its decisions are similar. We have indeed been seeing this trend for a year now, but in fact, for the past 10 years, almost 11, the Liberals have been doing as they please and consistently putting their ideology first. They think that they know better than Canadians what Canadians should want. They think that their plans are better for everyone and must never be challenged.
What is really important today is to provide a counterbalance when bills are introduced so that we can query the proposal and explore approaches that were not considered. That is the opposition's role. Canadians need to know that the members elected to represent them here in Parliament are doing their job and are here to represent them and to protect their rights and freedoms.