Mr. Speaker, my colleague is absolutely right. This bill is very lengthy one that runs to 900 pages. It is also very complicated.
Some of its provisions state that the minister, one person, has the final say on certain operations. When we read the bill, we notice that there are many provisions where the minister can decide arbitrarily, on a whim, when it suits him. He decides to accept or not. Nobody knows what his criteria are. We know nothing. He does not say nothing. He is assuming the right to be the only one to decide.
That is what the government did with Bill C-20. It has ignored Quebecers and our institutions and wants to be the only one to decide the future of Quebecers.