I'm going to flip that on its head. Every time I go to a town hall or I go to something, we always seem to have a presenter, just one, who's from one side of the debate, and that person will educate the crowd on how fabulous that specific system is but not always give them the good, the bad, and the ugly. My concern is by having people with specific stakes in the decision educating, they're not going to provide well-rounded information. That's why I was suggesting perhaps maybe Elections Canada would be best positioned to be non-partisan in it and actually give Canadians all the information, and what the ramifications of the costs will be in any reform that we do. That way they can make an educated decision.
On September 28th, 2016. See this statement in context.