That's great.
We all recognize also that constitutionally the government has all the power to change the voting system. We all recognize that, but we also recognize the fact that three provinces asked their people in a referendum before deciding to make any change. I'm not the only one who thinks this is right. I will quote someone:
Precedent makes holding a referendum necessary in Canada. Changing the voting system will require popular support.
Who said that? It was not a strong Conservative like me. It was actually a senior cabinet minister, the Honourable Stéphane Dion, who said that because of the three referendums in three different provinces in Canada, we shall have a referendum. Do you share the same principle?