Well, thank you for your comment, even if, as far as I'm concerned, this is totally a waste of time and a waste of money. I give all my respect to the members of this committee. A former governor general is a right honourable man. He's more than an honourable man; he's a right honourable man, by his title and by what he has done for his country, but I think this guy should have something better to do than try to find solutions to a problem that doesn't exist.
I'd like to come back to a point you made in the document you submitted. On page 4, you talk about supporting the Minister of Democratic Institutions to strengthen and protect Canada's democratic institutions. Could you give some financial items under your watch that you will have to analyze in the coming federal election?
We know that every time it comes to elections, sensitivities run high, and rightly so because we are terrible or extraordinary judges and parties. That is why we must ensure that everything is done according to the rules and, to use words from the field of justice, that there is a semblance of following the rules.
What is your role in strengthening and protecting Canada's democratic institutions for the next election and what budgets are allocated to it?