Thank you.
You were talking about the various court decisions. The Supreme Court reminded us that the right to strike must be limited in order to protect people's lives, but that corporate profits were not a reason to limit the right to strike. Moreover, and you talked about this earlier, a week and a half ago, in Quebec, the Tribunal administratif du travail struck down the Quebec law that was based on section 107.
Under Bill C‑39, the government is invoking this power to end a strike when there are economic consequences. As you said, it seems to fly in the face of the Charter and seems to be unconstitutional. Could you clarify that?