I think strong desire was expressed, both publicly and during meetings of senior officials, for reforms that specifically respond to the Johnson problem, as the minister stated on June 5 in his testimony and most recently again. Johnson created some conundrums in interpretation in each jurisdiction, and great concern was expressed that we address those. For the most part, provinces are very supportive of the legislation as it currently stands--maybe not all provinces 100%, but at this point we have not received, regarding C-2....
You're asking about Quebec? Again, I am uncomfortable speaking for any particular province. I would say overall there's a strong consensus that this bill is necessary.