Thank you very much, Mr. Sauvé.
The following question is for you, Mr. Sauvé, but also for Ms. Turnbull.
The idea of allowing voters to sign only one nomination paper has been raised. However, at the beginning of an election, people do not necessarily know who they are going to vote for. If voters were prevented from signing the nomination papers of more than one person, would that not limit their choice to support two potential candidates for whom they might like to vote?
Isn’t the fact that a citizen wants to see several names on the ballot also part of democracy? Wouldn’t we be undermining the democratic principle if we limited the possibility of signing for more than one person?