I'm referring to part 2 of the bill, which deals with hate. The minister announced that he was going to split the bill in two. I obviously agree with that, since it was the Bloc Québécois that made the request in the first place. We agree that the bill needs to be split in two. However, until this actually comes to pass, we are conducting a prestudy of Bill C‑63in its entirety.
I'm taking the liberty of asking you this question, even though I, too, think that my question should be asked as part of another study.
The bill reads as follows: “A person may, with the Attorney General's consent, lay an information before a provincial court judge if the person fears on reasonable grounds that another person will commit...”.
Does that sound reasonable? Are you not concerned that this could open the door to abuse in terms of whistleblowing?