I thank my colleague for that intervention. I agree. I raised my hand to intervene before I heard her words, obviously.
I wanted to point out to my colleagues on the other side that the words I've heard here today are exactly what I think we need to consider here. That's coming from that side of this discussion, from my colleagues in the Liberal Party. They talked about the constitutionality of this bill, which should have been covered long before now, as we're in the final reading.
I also heard my colleagues say, and I think I'm going to be able to quote them going forward, that we shouldn't be enacting this without provincial consultation on so many of these matters. That is part of what has been missing from this government's approach on so much of their legislation—consultation with the governments that actually deliver services across this country.
I will recall those and I will bring them up repeatedly in this committee's discourse. I want to make sure they know that they can't say this in one instance, regarding this legislation, and then ignore it in the rest of the legislation that they are moving forward through this House and through this committee.
I'll rest on that, Mr. Chair. Thank you.