One of the questions in the national survey is, even if you do not practise a religion, what do you consider yourself? It asks whether you're Roman Catholic, Anglican, Muslim, and so on and so forth. Do you think it's appropriate that the Government of Canada threaten you with—and I'm not saying “jail time”, because I know that's never going to happen—a fine, that if you don't feel comfortable telling the Government of Canada, whether you even practise a religion or not, what religion you are, it should carry a $500 fine?
