I was speaking in my capacity basically as an educator. I happened to be on the BBC the night when you were under attack. There was a big comment that we must now in Canada be giving up our freedom in order to gain security. I said that no, Canada is about to have a conversation. That conversation has continued, and it's been of a high order, of an extraordinary order, and it's an overdue conversation. We've been blessed.
My comment regarding amendments, and also a reference on the constitutional issues to the Supreme Court, was prefaced by the assumption that it would only be as a result of consensus within this committee. This committee makes recommendations. Even if it's minimal consensus, that enthusiastic support, then I think those would get the kind of attention they require. Beyond that, we're entering into the wider waters of partisan politics, and that's not my role.