Perhaps this is really pie in the sky, but given the nature of the way in which this committee has functioned, its composition, etc., when it goes back to the House, I'm just wondering if there could be some campaign or education process that would allow everyone in the House to actually understand the significance of what you've heard from Canadians so that everyone in the House could actually get on board so you won't have that strong partisan divisiveness in the House, and people will really step up to the plate and say, “You know, at the end of the day this is about our electoral process. This is very significant. This is how each one of us MPs actually got here.”
If Canadians could see that the majority of people in the House had come to an agreement on proposed reforms, I wonder to what extent that would have an impact on Canadians. If, however, there is divisiveness in the House and you have, for example, one party saying that you must go to a referendum and the other saying that no, you don't, and on and on, then Canadians are going to wonder how we can get legitimacy, and where we can get it.
I think we need some guidance from the House.