Mr. Speaker, I enjoy listening to my colleague from Winnipeg North Centre. I enjoy watching her as well, it is almost like watching an aerobic workout as she works her way through her remarks.
Implicit in the motion before us today is the idea that the Romanow report represents an intrusion into the right or ability of Quebec to manage its own affairs. Related to that, and I was referring to the poll earlier, it is particularly striking the high level of support of the Romanow report among Quebeckers, given the fact that political leaders from all parties in that province have been fiercely critical of it.
The vice-president of the polling company said that it appeared that Romanow and his group had struck a chord with the public in Quebec and perhaps had gone over the heads of some of those elites in that provinces.
I wonder if the member would comment on that please.