9.67 Anti-Terrorism Bill C-36 The Anti-Terrorism Bill was passed by the House of Commons on November 28, 2001. Many people argued that the law increased burden for charities. A researcher believed that the fraction p of Conservatives in favour of the Anti-Terrorism Bill was greater than fraction p of New Democrats. The researcher acquired an indepen- dent random sample of 200 Conservatives and 200 Democrats and found 136 Conservatives and 124 Democrats favouring the Anti-Terrorism Bill. Do these data support the researcher's belief?

a. Find the p-value for the test.

b. If you plan to conduct your test using a = 0.05, what will be your test conclusions?