Thank you very much, Madam Chair.
I got a lot of answers to my questions, but I'm forced to note that humans are like that: They wait for the lid to pop before they get busy and really focus on what's important.
You also don't need 20 years of experience in politics to understand that when you're in power you want to stay there, and when you're not, you want to try to find your way there.
Every three months, when it comes to being non-partisan with regard to particular interests, I repeat that I'm not looking for power. I'm seeking it for Quebec, later.
However, given the polls that were done, I'm worried about the next election. One in five voters have clearly expressed that they no longer trust our electoral system, its integrity.
I did not expect the Standing Committee on Procedure and House Affairs to begin studying the issue of interference in November. Now, May 23 is approaching. We'll get results that may have already been heard and are expected.
What should we say to the population, in the meantime?
This is a good time; let's take a good minute to explain to people that they can trust us, because we know where we're going and what to propose to improve things.