I was going to comment on the fact that I thought you said you were getting complex, and then I heard it was a complex.
No, there's no harm in doing further study and further consultations, if you want, but I do share with you a sentiment that it's difficult to understand, as Mr. Lukiwski was saying, why someone would have a resistance to this. It's good news for everyone. It's good news for dealing with some of the most affected groups.
There's no partisan angle here. One appendix that I like comes from a 2001 study by the Centre for Research and Information on Canada. They list the top ten constituencies in terms of turnout in the 2000 election: eight out of the ten are Liberal, one is NDP, and one is Alliance. They also have a list of the top ten constituencies with the lowest turnout: nine out of the ten are Liberal and one is Alliance.
So at either end of the spectrum you have people distributed. There is no partisan angle, it seems, in this exercise. It's just about making our democracy work better. That's a positive thing for everybody, I think.