The federal government is talking about working with the provinces. So I think it is a good time for a discussion between Quebec's minister of Justice, the federal Minister of Justice and even the Minister of Canadian Heritage, since it affects the influence of culture. Quebec jurisprudence could influence other cultures. I think it's fundamental in Canada. But there is something about this that doesn't work. If it were presented or sold that way and there were discussions between the departments at different levels of government, I'm sure it would make a difference. It is the 150th anniversary, after all.
There is no reason it can't be determined which rulings are the most important and have the greatest influence. The project should be undertaken collaboratively.
You may have had access to the action plan that was presented in September by the federal Minister of Justice. It talks about the various steps to be taken to ensure that there are bilingual judges, bilingual lawyers, bilingual law firms, and so on. This whole question could be integrated into the essential notion of the influence of a culture or a people. I can't see what's not working, so I encourage people on the ground to deal with it.