I know, sir. That's insightful prose. You're talking about a study from 10 years ago. It wasn't directly connected to voter participation or an extra day of voting. You're talking about participation in civic society. With respect, this is a great discussion we can have in a salon sometime, but I'm talking about a direct connection between this bill in front of us and what we're hearing the government say it will lead to.
I'll tell you something. I'm looking at a document that I'd like to get back to in a minute—maybe in my second round—that you have right now out there in our communities. It's on consultation, with the Frontier Institute. It talks about this, about volunteer and civic organizations, and it's actually—I'm reading verbatim what you said in your comments:
Paralleling a decline in trust and newspaper reading is a decline in participation in a wide array of voluntary and civic groups.
Now, this is supposedly your consultation on democratic reform. This is what you're putting forward in terms of this bill. I guess my question to you is—