In early July the federal government, nine provinces and native leaders broke the logjam with an agreement on a constitutional package to offer Quebec. Premier Robert Bourassa said he saw progress, but said clarification was needed in areas such as distinct society and the Quebec veto. He gave no indication when he would return to the constitutional bargaining table, and said he didn't regard the document as being carved in stone.

Date: 1992-07-09
Placeline: QUEBEC CITY, Quebec.
Source: The Canadian Press
Length: 26 seconds

Transcript Prediction: << is that present did I take it or leave it it is presented as provisional proposals which are open to discussion and in my view are not I'm not I don't want to start again negotiation and a fundamental way but I see nothing on the proposal saying that we we are on the willing to change anything and what has been proposed >>

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