Official Languages committee  The next challenge will indeed be to work on the francization of all aspects affecting workers, even beyond the working equipment they need to do so, as you put it.

Official Languages committee  I can answer those questions. Immigrant francization is really a significant factor that must be considered for the future of French in Quebec. We won't deny that. We also have to ensure that Bill 101 is enforced in the schools for immigrant children, who represent a significant

Official Languages committee  Allow me to answer your question, Mr. Bolduc. That of course causes considerable confusion in people's minds. From the outset, that confusion establishes a dynamic that's hard to change when you impose French in the workplace. That's the first thing I can say on that subject. It

Official Languages committee  Thank you, Mr. Bolduc. Yes, francization committees do exist, but only in businesses with 100 or more employees that are regulated by the Quebec government. Consequently, Quebec legislation doesn't provide for such committees in businesses with fewer than 100 employees, if in fa