You've talked about the referendum, the New Zealand experience, and also the experience here in British Columbia with two referendums.
I could say that there is a new trend in our discussion now, in that people are open to a referendum, but after the new electoral system. As you know, I'm a Québécois. I'm sure you have already recognized my accent. We have good experience in Quebec with referendums. We had two referendums on separation.
I'm sure that I will please my colleague from the Bloc Québécois, because this would be like saying that we will get independence right now and then within five years we'll ask the the Québécois if they think it's a good thing to be independent. What do you think? Do you think it's good to have a referendum after electoral reform or before?