Mr. Speaker, I want to thank my colleague. At least he is clear, straightforward and honest, unlike the Liberals. He says what he thinks. He debates. The Bloc Québécois is the same. I think that the objective behind our proposal to remove the religious exemption from the Criminal Code is straightforward, honest and clear.
As we have seen, the Liberals do not want to work. They are making sure that there will be no committee meeting, and I think that their caucus is bickering a little. Once again, the Liberals are not being very clear. That being said, let us come back to what my colleague said.
Quebeckers who are watching this debate in the House are having a hard time understanding why Conservative members are missing the point. We are not attacking any religion. I have met with people from the Jewish community. Some people from the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs support the Bloc Québécois's proposal. Irwin Cotler does.
All we want is to remove a religious exemption from the Criminal Code, nothing more. No religion is under attack. Does my colleague get that?