Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, Mr. Perrault, for your testimony today and excellent responses to the questions.
I have one area of questioning that I would like to focus on, and that's the youth vote. You mentioned in your testimony the importance of getting younger people at least on notice and on the record, and then following up and getting them to vote.
I had the amazing experience, when I voted this time around, of voting on a campus that was located in my riding. I take it that it was a pilot project. It was very easy. It encouraged students on campus to be aware that an election was on. There was a lot of education going on at the campus. I think it was a fantastic experience all around in terms of student awareness and engagement.
My question relates to moving forward on these particular pilots that were run. I would like your comments on how successful you felt they were. I'm not certain how many of these pilots were run across the country. Was it cost prohibitive, or did you feel the cost was justified? Moving forward, is there any plan to have this be a regular course of action, so that it's no longer a pilot but turns into a regular routine for elections?