Mr. Speaker, first, I want to thank my colleague from the Bloc Québécois. It seems like we wrote our comments at the same time, at the same place, in the same way.
I agree with my colleague on several points, including oversimplification, which is what this motion does. The term “common sense” is being used, but people have to be very careful. There is common sense, and there is oversimplification. It was very oversimplified. Let us look at some more specific examples.
In studying the motion, I came to the same conclusion as my colleague on the rules that they want to remove. They want to take away judges' discretion with respect to repeat offenders.
My question is as follows. Is this not something that we really should not be taking away from our judges? I think someone else already said it, but do we—