I'm going to interrupt you to ask Mr. Côté a question.
Having said that, thank you. It's clear. I remember the situation well. I was studying in Toulouse at the time when this shockwave happened.
Mr. Côté, the concern I have about the majority judgment voting process is the matter of strategy. Suppose candidates A and B are neck and neck, and they are both good candidates. If I support candidate A, I will be inclined to choose “reject” for candidate B. If good faith was at play, I would be in favour of this principle.
Convince me very quickly that we can trust this strategy.