Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you, witnesses. Shalom.
It's good for you to come here today. Clearly, it seems to me, after listening to your evidence today, that you support the government's position and Mr. Storseth's position to eliminate section 13. I can tell you put a lot of thought into it. Obviously, you do this full time, or at least a lot of your time.
I'm a lawyer as well by trade. I've been here almost eight years now, and I've enjoyed my time here in Parliament quite a bit. It appears, from my perspective, that even if the opposition is suggesting we amend section 13, your position is clearly that there's a bad taste left in the mouths of Canadians over section 13 and the issues that have surrounded it over the past years, and no matter what, we can't fix it at this stage.
Is that fair?