Right Hon. Paul Martin (Prime Minister, Lib.): Mr. Speaker, the best way to restore civility to this place is that regardless of the debate, it take place in a civil way, that arguments be made in a way in which they can be made, that the leaders of the opposition stop yelling, trying to shut people down when they are on their feet, that we do what Canadians want us to do, and that is to deal with the principal issues that concern them, and that we do it in a way that would make them proud of this place, as opposed to the catcalls over here from the other side.
Le très hon. Paul Martin (premier ministre, Lib.): Monsieur le Président, la meilleure façon de rétablir la courtoisie à la Chambre est de participer aux débats, quels qu'ils soient, avec courtoisie et de formuler les arguments en termes convenables.
