All right. Thank you.
I'm going to ask my second question in English.
The Minister of Justice has mentioned that he had very big concerns about Bill 96 in Quebec, and spoke at length about his criticisms of the language laws in the Province of Quebec. The Prime Minister recently stated that he is against the use of the notwithstanding clause in an arbitrary manner, yet part 2 of Bill C-13 possibly subjects workers and businesses to making a choice to choose a law that has arbitrarily, in the words of the justice minister, used the notwithstanding clause.
How can you assure Canadians that they will not be subject to a law that is contrary to the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms when it's embedded in this bill right now? Do we need to amend part 2 of Bill C-13, to make sure that it's charter compliant?