I trust the Commissioner of Official Languages more than I trust Canadian Heritage, but that's my opinion. I wanted to give it to you.
Last week, I asked the representatives of Droits collectifs Québec about the fact that, unfortunately, in Quebec, the Coalition Avenir Québec government and its minister of official languages, Jean‑François Roberge, have made it possible for Quebec businesses to choose between the Charter of the French Language and federal legislation.
I agree with that organization that responsibility should have been given to Quebec.
Given that context, could the Office québécois de la langue française be mandated to management federally chartered businesses in Quebec? Do you think that's a good idea?