I think the notion of perceived conflict is important. We have always learned in law that perceived justice is just as important as justice itself. The Quebec code does not define the concept of a conflict of interest. I'm telling you this because we don't have a definition of actual, potential or perceived conflict of interest. I think the concept of conflict of interest has to be understood as an actual, potential or perceived conflict of interest. If it's worthy of mention in the legislation, I think it's important to mention it. Quebec approaches it differently, because it doesn't name it, but it's included in some of our provisions. We can therefore enforce it.
