Yes, of course.
I will actually drag it back to a more comfortable area. I will say that to a large extent, since 1982, a significant part of the role that had been played by the Senate and that was expected of the Senate is now being played by the Supreme Court of Canada. This is something that I think is part of the malaise with the Senate. It's not necessarily a question that should be analyzed in terms of democracy.
I personally don't think that democracy means only majority rule in every aspect. We are proud to have independent courts of law that are not elected--judges are not elected--and this is an absolutely fundamental feature of our democratic system. And to a certain extent, I think, the Senate can play a significant role. It is true that the Supreme Court has taken some of that away from the Senate since 1982. That doesn't mean there's no role left for people who are not necessarily elected.