Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I would like to thank our witness.
I retained three main points from your presentation, which I found very interesting. I am myself a young member of Parliament and I move from one committee to the other quite regularly. Even though we may not necessarily be in complete agreement with every detail, the fact that we are being presented with such tangible solutions for this system is, in my opinion, rather refreshing.
You also talked about the Constitution. Would the proposals that you have presented necessarily mean that we would have to once again open up the Canadian Constitution? If that is the case, what would be the grounds for doing this? The fact that we are talking about this matter today in committee is really important. We have been discussing this matter for a long time. However, I also know that this is not the first time that this has been done in Canada. It would be good if this motivation were to result in the implementation of long-term, tangible and concrete changes.
Finally, I believe I understood, at the beginning of your presentation, that you were using the Australian system as a reference to show what is done elsewhere. Could you elaborate on this matter? Are there any other countries that have made such a change, using a system that may be interesting?
Thank you.