Thank you, Mr. Chair.
At our last meeting, we discussed the WE Charity issue for two hours. We explained why we did not think it was a study we should undertake in the Standing Committee on Official Languages.
I am a teacher from Montreal, and I have personally dealt with WE Charity in Quebec. The organization worked with my students to take them to a third-world country to build a bridge. So it is false to say that it is not for Quebeckers. That organization exists in Quebec, as well, and it has a French name. It held a conference fully in French, in Montreal, which attracted hundreds of individuals. I have brought this up several times.
I know that the opposition members have not dealt with WE Charity, as I don't think anyone here has had an opportunity to work with young people in the past.
In my experience, it's definitely an organization that has worked in both the French sector and the English sector and across the province of Quebec.
In Montreal, as I mentioned, they had only French speakers. It's actually public information. You can check their Facebook page. You can watch a three-hour long conference that took place in French, with French music and French everything—