You have conveniently forgotten to mention that no matter all of the conversations, studies, and reports over the past 100 years, no provincial government, nor the federal government, has chosen to let go of FPTP.

Since there has been no real poll of Canadians' views, your estimate of 60% of Canadians being against FPTP seems at bit odd.

If the Special Committee had done the real work of looking far into the future, engaging with and convincing Canadians of the needs for change, and the  possible directions for change, then movement would have happened already. They did not do this work, and neither did the previous Minister.

A group of representatives of political parties arguing for greater fairness for political partries simply does not and will not cut it.