Mr. Speaker, I think the Prime Minister said it best today when he said that the process for dividing the country is best left up to the courts.
More importantly, we know that all members on this side of the House, in fact I would suggest all members on both sides of the House with the exception of the Bloc members, believe in a united, strong Canada. We will continue to move forward with policies that will do just that.
What we really know is that the people of Quebec do not want a referendum. They want to continue down the road to hope, prosperity and new economic activity that comes with the Canada-European Union free trade agreement.