What could happen here, Mr. Dufresne—and correct me if I'm wrong—is that we could effectively upend 800 years of parliamentary experience if a majority of a minority Parliament or a majority government decides that this is the direction we want to go in. A majority government gets elected; it has the most seats in the House, and it decides that it's going to determine—or the potential exists that it could decide—how Parliament is to function. Does that fall under this category? Or if, in a minority situation, a majority of the seats.... Using the current example, the Liberals, the Bloc and the NDP get together and say, “This is the way we're going to change it.” Isn't it dangerous for our democracy that this type of power exists to change and upend 800 years of parliamentary democracy?
On April 21st, 2020. See this statement in context.