President of the Treasury Board.

Next question.

Interjections.

Order.

We’ll start the clock.

The member for Niagara Centre.

There being no further business, this House stands in recess until 1 p.m.

The House recessed from 1221 to 1300.

First reading agreed to.

First reading agreed to.

First reading agreed to.

First reading agreed to.

Again, I will reiterate: Ontarians continue to have access to the care they need when they need it. That is our priority as a government. Frankly, I’m surprised that the member opposite isn’t talking about the great investments that we are making in the Niagara region with the Niagara hospital. We are making the investments that, frankly, the Liberals and the NDP never did. We’re making the investments because we understand that, in order to keep Ontario strong, we need to build Ontario, and we are doing that. We are doing that economically, in our school system and in our health care system, and we will continue to do that. Why, Speaker? Because we want Ontario to continue to be the best place to live, raise a family and stay healthy. We’ll do that.

The opposition can fight and talk about issues that, frankly, we have already acted on. We are already building in Niagara a world-class health care system. Come join us.