I would particularly like to recognize Ms. Sansoucy, who is joining us today, and those in the audience. We are really looking forward to hearing your comments. That will happen at the end of this meeting. It is our main reason for coming to see you. It is an honour for me to be here in St-Pierre-Jolys and to meet a francophone community in Manitoba. Good afternoon to you all; I look forward to hearing what you have to say.
Mr. Kidd, Mr. Koop, your comments fit together in a way. My first question goes to Mr. Koop.
Mr. Kidd highlighted the need to reduce distortion. On several occasions, in fact, he said that the government had been elected with a majority, but with less than half of the votes cast, 39.5% actually.
In your opinion, should reforming the voting system reduce the distortion between the number of seats and the number of votes cast?