Okay, so you're a proponent of partition. I can't believe it. However, this does speak to the nature of Canada. Partitionism has sparked civil wars all over the world. I'm taking note of what you just said. It's an extremely dangerous statement. I'm taking note of it in front of everyone. I hope that the record will show that this is how the former clerks of the Privy Council for the federal government think and feel. It's disgraceful.
I have one final question.
In Quebec, the Aboriginal Savings Corporation of Canada invested $28 million in loans from capital collected through first nations' savings bonds. You asked earlier where this money comes from. It comes from savings collected by first nations in first nations communities, in their private markets and in specific markets. These initiatives have helped build hundreds of homes, and further investment is required. This type of information comes from the Yänonhchia' program.
Of course, Quebec has the full capacity for self‑determination. In her report, the Auditor General notes that Quebec is doing much better in terms of indigenous housing, for example. That's a fact.
To that end, don't you think that Canada should be inspired by the Quebec model and how we treat indigenous people, meaning by mutual agreement and as kindred nations?