Thank you for your question.
I take protecting our institutions very seriously. Especially today, I think it is in all of our interests to agree on the ground rules at least. We see the debates, decisions and court rulings undermining democratic participation in other democracies. I think the fact that Canada is always looking for the purest expression of democracy by passing corresponding legislation is something we should be proud of.
Everyone at this meeting and in the House of Commons should also be very proud that we are able to agree on the ground rules and to show our constituents that. To me, Mrs. Brière, there is no better example we can set for citizens or the world than coming together as political parties to agree on the rules and the legitimacy of our democratic processes.