Yes. Now in terms of the very helpful intervention by Mr. McKinnon, I'd just like to reflect on what I understood him to say. He's giving us a political judgment about what was acceptable, if I understood. You said it couldn't pass in the House. I find that a very troubling observation. This language is my best effort to capture as closely as I could the exact wording of what a unanimous Supreme Court of Canada told us.
At the risk of using an inappropriate analogy, it's like saying, after the Civil Marriage Act was passed for same-sex marriage, that we can't necessarily deal with it in the House because we don't agree with it, or we're uncomfortable with it. It would have been the same with abortion, had there been legislation after the Morgentaler case.
I fail to understand as a matter of law how we can say we can't go along with what the court unanimously told us they meant. I have a lot of trouble understanding that argument.