Mr. Speaker, I would certainly hope the Canadian public has learned how to become involved in the process. I would go back to the last election and how they got involved and made a major change. The major change was a response to issues such as this one. They said: "Do not tell us what is good for us. We will tell you what we are prepared to have and to pay for".
I would tell Canadians to make sure they talk to their members of Parliament. They must talk to them, write to them, phone them, and tell them where they are coming from. They must do it soon. They must do it before the end of June so they will have input. When the bill gets to committee, I hope the government will deal with it in that way.