PrimeTime Politics NDP Leader Jack Layton joins Peter Van Dusen to discuss his party’s refusal to support the Afghan document agreement, the continued talk about possible NDP cooperation with the Liberals, and his overall sense of the spring sitting of Parliament.   A panel of MPs debate the Afghan document agreement: the BQ’s Claude Bachand, Liberal Ralph Goodale, New Democrat Jack Harris, and Conservative Tom Lukiwski. Martin Stringer speaks to Auditor General Sheila Fraser about the Board of Internal Economy’s decision that invites her office to perform an audit of the House of Commons and MP expenses. Former Saskatchewan premier Roy Romanow, chairman of the Canadian Index of Wellbeing, outlines the group’s latest report, which says increasing time pressures on Canadians is hurting our quality of life. Also: Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff speaks about foreign policy to the Empire Club of Canada. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation holds a news conference to renew its call for MP pension reform. The New Democratic Party release their policy priorities for Canada at the upcoming G8 and G20 summits. Public Safety Minister Vic Toews announces the government will reintroduce legislation to end accelerated parole for non-violent criminals. Quebecor Media announces plans for an all-news cable channel.