Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I also want to thank my colleague, Mr. Webber. I would like to echo the positive comments regarding this bill, which, as has been said, transcends partisanship.
Mr. Webber, even though the bill hasn't been implemented yet, it's undoubtedly helping to save lives simply by encouraging discussion on organ and tissue donation. By discussing and promoting these issues, we're saving lives by providing information to people, who can then decide to register as organ donors. I would like to congratulate you once again. We now need to work hard to ensure that the bill is passed before the next general election.
I have before me an income tax form. My questions are relatively simple. If I understand correctly, and I would like you to confirm this, the Canada Revenue Agency will give the province the names of citizens who wish to become organ and tissue donors only if the province asks that the information be included in the federal income tax return. Is that the case?
In addition, since Quebec has two income tax returns, we must ask the province which of the two forms will be chosen. Have you had these types of discussions with the officials? What's the current situation?