I will entirely endorse that perspective. I've put no such pressure on anyone through the process.
I will just make a comment to complete the answer. Some of the most beautiful things about the country in which we live are invisible to those of us who call it home, but when you start talking to people from around the world and they look at the protections that we have in place for our democracy, for our courts, for the independence of the judiciary and the rule of law more broadly, they blush with envy. Try attracting investment to a country where the judges are in the government's back pocket. It's not going to happen.
We are very, very lucky to call Canada home, sometimes in ways we don't appreciate day to day.