Mr. Théberge, my thanks to you and to the members of your team for joining us. Thank you also for your presentation, Commissioner. You are answering our questions and sharing your vision with us, as you did in your report on the modernization of the Official Languages Act, which is very interesting.
In your presentation, you mentioned that the government has taken great steps forward in recent years. I am talking about the action plan, which anticipates huge investments in official language minority communities and the modernization of the Official Languages Act. These two very positive measures certainly show that it wants to increase the vitality of those communities quickly and effectively.
My first question deals with the importance of promoting that linguistic duality. In your presentation, you said that some Quebecers and the anglophone majority do not really know the importance of bilingualism and linguistic duality. Fifty years after the establishment of the act, how can we focus on highlighting that duality, which is such a treasure? I am not convinced that everyone sees it as a treasure.
Can you comment on that whole issue, please?