Mr. Speaker, I thank my colleague for her speech.
Regarding one of the last points she raised, I have to say that one of the things I like best about being a politician is going door to door. I have a feeling people might not be too keen to open their doors and shake our hands. We will have to rethink how we do a lot of things.
Regarding how we do things, I am having a hard time understanding the Bloc Québécois's stance, which seems kind of contradictory at the moment. We are indeed legislators. That is our role, and we want to debate legislation, but because there is no safe way to vote on legislation, what is the point of debating it if we cannot vote?