Mr. Richards, sorry for interrupting, but I just saw a demonstration in my riding. A philosophy teacher at the Limoilou CEGEP, someone I know personally, wanted to teach a class on dissidence. She wanted to illustrate the demands that could be made. Seventy-nine people were stopped by police, including one student who was clearly anti-strike. It was in the context of the student strike movement. Unfortunately, these things happen, and we have also seen this in Toronto.
Wearing a mask can be interpreted in many ways. I'm thinking of things like the Anonymous movement where people wear a typical mask to send a message. Couldn't we ultimately fear that your bill criminalizes a person expressing an opinion?