Just when I had been elected as a new MP, I received a message one day from one of my constituents saying that a white supremacist group was organising a meeting under a false name at one of the community centres in Hamilton. They got in touch with me, they got in touch with the community centre, and then the community centre—who see their role, their job as bringing people together in Hamilton—felt that this meeting should not be organised by this white supremacist group because it does not reflect the values of the community centre. It does not reflect the value of the community, because these people were trying to sow the seeds of division. Now, the community centre cancelled this right-wing group's meeting. Now, replace this community centre with an educational institute. Right? Imagine a university or polytech where a similar event is being organised. What this bill asks is that the educational institution shouldn't be able to refuse speakers they consider extremist or harmful from speaking.