I thought we were in camera.
Regardless, at the end of the day, I think what's really important is that we, as parliamentarians, worked very hard on this study. We did a really good job. When we did the violence against women study, we heard a lot of stuff there. We've heard a lot of stuff about this bill and what a great job it was going to do. We heard from our witnesses, and now it's stalled in the Senate. I'm very concerned.
Rona has been working very hard on this. I've been working on this. I'm not sure what you all would like to do, but as a committee, we worked. As a Parliament, we worked, so I would really like the Senate to just say, “This is what's good for Canadians. It doesn't matter about politics. This is about Canadians.”
I just wanted to bring that to your attention. It would even be worth retweeting something just saying that this is good legislation, such as, “The JUST Act is good legislation. Let's push this through.” It will die in the Senate on July 5 if it does not go through.