Mr. Speaker, I want to thank the hon. member for Terrebonne, who wants certain powers. It is said that all the English provinces are getting together to demand more autonomy, that they are also in favour of decentralized government. Mr. Johnson says he keeps hearing the same message when he travels across Canada. And Mr. Bourassa said the same thing.
Everyone wants more power. No one is satisfied, and especially not Quebec. Why do we go on making these demands year after year? Why do we keep saying we must do something that is very worthwhile and make Quebec sovereign?
My colleague talked about education, and we realize that Quebec is lagging behind, because they wanted to create a lag in research and development. In the Gaspé alone, 10,000 students have left the region. I want to ask the hon. member: Why is Quebec not, and never will be-in my estimation-satisfied with the situation in post-secondary education?