Mr. Speaker, in my case, my riding will not be changing its name. In fact, a short name like Saint-Jean is quite inclusive and the people of Saint‑Jean identify quite well with that name. Rather, I was talking about the work that my colleagues have done, specifically to ensure that the identity of their region is honoured.
This was done through consultations with various municipal officials and, in some cases, through surveys sent to all voters in the riding. We are able to do so using parliamentary tools available to us, like householders. We can send out little cards proposing various names or even proposing to keep the name. It is up to the voter to indicate their intention and interest. The Bloc Québécois did this work to ensure that the name changes truly reflect the reality on the ground and the will of the people. I can assure my colleague of that.