Mr. Chair, I choose to refrain from interfering in the Quebec National Assembly's work, including their choices, hypotheses or proposed legislation, since I think Parliament interferes far too much in Quebec's jurisdictions.
We are talking about a demand made by one nation to another nation that would require resources, which I referred to earlier, to create a kind of sordid inventory of the abuse inflicted on thousands of children. It is believed that this abuse also occurred in Quebec, as these religious communities arrogantly took over, often resorting to abuse instead of the compassion and responsibility they were meant to have shown.
Therefore, in principle, I think that these demands should be considered.