Mr. Speaker, it is unfortunate that the member stands up to vote against the very things that would help members in his province. For example, parents are now paying $10 a day for child care, saving up to $6,900 per child per year through early learning and child care. The member has voted against the spring economic update, through which young people, apprentices, are going to get income top-ups as they take their training and become Red Seal tradespeople. He has voted against Canada summer jobs. He has voted against food programs. He has voted against indexed benefits.
What would the member vote for? That is what his constituents are wondering.