Madam Chair, that's an excellent question.
It's true that Ms. Gaudreau has the virtue of saying that her political party is not seeking to form the Government of Canada. I don't want to disagree with a colleague I like, but let's not confuse the terms “non-partisan” and “non-governmental”.
I've been a member of the House of Commons for a long time. I've made friends with our Bloc Québécois colleagues, who are some of the best supporters of the parliamentary system I know. They are people who fundamentally respect democracy and the parliamentary system, it must be said.
It's true that the Bloc Québécois does not aspire, unlike the other parties, to form a government.
Your question is extremely important and must be heard by all political parties present in the House of Commons, as it concerns Canadians' confidence in their electoral, political and public institutions.
I recognize and share the concerns about the challenges. The best thing we can do is build on what we've already established and continue to draw on the advice of MPs like my colleagues here, as well as you, Madam Chair.