Thank you, Mr. Turcotte.
I also found it interesting that you mentioned that we were to examine this carefully, yet we've been given, effectively, five meetings to do so. Thus, it's almost impossible to go through all the scenarios and all the plausible problems from a security standpoint that it might cause.
My next question is to Ms. Qaqqaq. We know, for example, that only 40% of the rural part of our country is covered by broadband.
I will correct something that Ms. Ashton said. Actually, the opposition House leader, Candice Bergen, a Manitoba MP, was at the March 24 session of Parliament.
Ms. Qaqqaq, do you find your parliamentary privilege, your ability to represent your constituents, being jeopardized because of the ineffectiveness of rural broadband in the part of the country in which you live?