I understand. Unfortunately, Quebeckers did not decide that. It was a Quebec government minister who imposed it, and that's sad. Quebeckers will realize it later, but there are major consequences, in my opinion.
Let's get straight to the point.
In your opening statement, you mentioned that there were things that could be improved in the draft UFPBA regulations. There is, among other things, the absurdity concerning the regions that are not covered. You've clearly demonstrated it. You spoke about the number of employees.
What do you think would be the best rule to determine which regions are eligible? You talked about capitals and schools.
Let's take Halifax, for example. The city of Halifax is not even considered. Federally regulated businesses located in Halifax will not even be required to work in French.
You mentioned another town or village in New Brunswick, that being Chéticamp.
