Thank you very much, Mr. Chair. I am happy to be here with you.
Mr. Weinstock, thank you for being here.
In your opening remarks, you said that this constitutional convention played a much more important role than previously. The legislation or the Standing Orders then play a secondary role compared to the constitutional convention.
You also said that the popular movements that resulted from prorogation could now influence the government in the event of a repeat. You can fine-tune my remarks if you wish. How can those movements, if at all, influence the constitutional conventions that govern us?