Thank you very much.
I would like to thank both of you for coming because I think you bring a very important perspective. It's interesting that a lot of your concerns in your briefs very much reflect some of the concerns we heard from the Chief Electoral Officer.
Clearly there's an interest in getting more Canadians involved in the process. I'm sure that every political party, ours included, has looked at the youth not coming out and participating at the levels we'd like to see.
Mr. Hébert-Daly, you talked about the mail-in vote. I'm just wondering if either of you, from a party perspective, have had discussions amongst the grassroots, or maybe at the party bureaucratic level, about looking at e-voting or other methods of voting other than these additional days. If the intent of this piece of legislation is to increase voter turnout, it strikes me that this is a bit like giving the same message, either repeating it or yelling it louder, rather than finding another method of reaching potential voters.
I wonder if either of you could comment on any kind of investigation you've done into alternative methods of engaging electors, especially young people.