I think it's been mentioned that we did have a visit yesterday from the former chief electoral officer from the province of Quebec. I found one of his quotes kind of alarming, but it's probably true that no matter what rules we put in place as parliamentarians, there are always going to be some people who try to get around the rules. That's probably a fact of life. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't do our best as parliamentarians to put in rules that will be effective, and also put in the mechanisms for enforcing those rules. I think that's what we're endeavouring to do with Bill C-2.
Canadians' confidence in our electoral system, in our political parties, has been shaken a bit in the past, and we want to make sure we restore that confidence.
I'm going to ask specifically about things that are in the news even now.
When we hear of the children of corporate executives making donations of over $5,000, whether that's legal or illegal, the question is, what impact do you think that has on the Canadian public's confidence in our electoral process that there would not be an undue influence given to those individuals?
Anyone can comment on that.