Mr. Speaker, where I agree with the leader of the Conservative Party is that we should look at the contrast. There is a great, big difference. On the one hand, we have a Prime Minister, elected one year ago today, and a government that recognize that in order to grow the economy and to protect our security into the future, we need to invest in Canada. We need to invest in our infrastructure and in our people. From day one, those are the types of actions we have witnessed in the fall budget. We saw it detailed in the spring update that was tabled only an hour ago, full of good news.
The Conservative Party has nothing new to add, and that is unfortunate. I think the bar should be set higher for the official opposition, quite frankly. Let us recognize that if we want to build a strong and healthy country, we have to be able to invest in people and invest in the country. The question—