The topic of a potential sovereignty referendum in Quebec dominated discussions in the National Assembly, with various members expressing differing views. Liberal MNA Marc Tanguay questioned CAQ Minister Jean Boulet about his voting preference in a hypothetical third referendum, to which Boulet responded he would vote 'no'. In contrast, Culture Minister Mathieu Lacombe indicated he would vote 'yes'. Many CAQ members refrained from taking a clear position, aligning with Premier Christine Fréchette's assertion that Quebecers do not wish to revisit past constitutional debates. Opposition parties, particularly the Parti Québécois, are demanding clarity from the CAQ, with PQ MNA Alex Boissonneault suggesting the CAQ has become a federalist party. Liberal leader Charles Milliard emphasized the need for the CAQ to define its stance, criticizing the party for its ambiguous position. As the election approaches, the CAQ faces increasing pressure regarding its identity as a nationalist party amidst calls for a referendum from the PQ.