No, no, no, I simply want the law to define that the census of population is all of those questions that are approved, by whatever the approval process is—which at the moment is by cabinet—and that the questions to be asked of the Canadian population on a sample, or on a 100% basis, constitute the census of population. That avoids a problem with the courts, which has happened. The courts decide that the long form, because it's on a sample basis, is not a census, so therefore it doesn't have to be mandatory.
The first thing is to change that. The second thing depends on what level of political engagement you think there should be in determining the questions.