Thank you, Mr. Poilievre.
I agree that this is not an overreach. This is actually my second opportunity to present a private member's bill in the House. I learned a lot in the first go-round.
When we drafted this bill, we wanted to make sure, first, it was broad. I had no delusions of grandeur that it would receive unanimous support in the House, but I was very pleased to see that. We also wanted to make sure that it would support all Canadians, and it would be a step in the right direction. I think a lot of times private member's bills are drafted trying to get across that finish line, and when we came across this issue, we very quickly realized that was not how this was going to work. We needed to take a step forward and give the provinces the opportunity to determine what the landscape of “right to repair” was going to look like for them.
I think the bill does that. I think the bill is reasonable. It has an approach that, as you say, Mr. Poilievre, is fair. I think that's quite frankly why we were able to achieve that unanimous support in the House.