I would simply add this. I respect that we're talking about Saskatoon and about Saskatchewan, but one thing the Manitoba boundaries commission recognized in some alterations to Winnipeg Centre.... They're moving that riding to go north of the CPR tracks, which is a pretty significant divider within the city of Winnipeg. They're doing that because they recognize that Point Douglas is a core area, downtown Winnipeg, and that the core of city centres tend to have issues in common and face similar challenges.
One of the value-adds that the procedure and House affairs committee can offer this process.... I mean, the boundary commissions very rightly start from population. It's a clear metric. It's something you can really kind of carve up, but here we can add our thoughts about the nature of political representation, how to advocate for certain kinds of issues, and how that cashes out in this place. When you have the kind of core area that Saskatoon centre could be as a riding, that's something for this committee to reflect on in terms of the nature of political representation and how to make that a more cohesive or coherent job for the person chosen by voters to represent them in this place.