Mr. Chair, clearly the hon. member has no sense of history at all, no sense of understanding of how a society works, no sense of understanding in terms of people's choices and what people are willing to do over time. He has no sense of history whatsoever. That is the reason one cannot answer that question, but at the same time, one does not need to answer that question because the choices will be made later.
The citizens can make their choice at any moment, three years from now or five years from now. They can decide. One has to trust the future. One has to trust people in the future. Those parents of the future might even know more than the parents of the present because they will have had five years more of learning and experience with it.