We'll do our best. I want to get a couple of quick questions in on Bill C-2. I know I'm running out of time. I applaud your evidence-based decision on supervised consumption sites. I come from Vancouver and there's no question that they save lives, they help stop the spread of disease, they help encourage people seeking help and assistance, and, in fact, help them in getting off drugs.
But I am puzzled by the fact that despite your positive comments you have indicated quite clearly that you are not interested in repealing Bill C-2, which every stakeholder in the country who favours supervised consumption sites says presents unnecessary barriers to opening such sites. Twenty-seven different criteria in that bill make it very difficult to open those, which I think was the entire objective of the previous government in introducing it.
Can you tell us why your government wouldn't repeal that law if you truly believe that opening these sites saves lives and we need to actually make it easier for communities to get them, not harder?