DAVID SEYMOUR: Well, Mr Chair, your clock is wrong, in that instance. But, in any case, this is very much what I'm talking about, Mr Chair. It ultimately comes back to a question of time. The question is: where exactly are we in the space-time continuum with this legislation? It's not actually clear. I mean, first of all, you look at what's happening to the clock; they don't actually know how long I've been speaking at this point. The Clerk has just gone up to the Chair, and they're fiddling with the clock, because this legislation actually reverses time! I mean, this is a deep, metaphysical issue, Mr Chair. We've got real problems if the law is passed after the law says it comes into play. Then at what point do people start following the law? At what point did my speech start? Where does it end? Nobody knows! We've actually ripped in half the space-time continuum with this poor lawmaking, and I've got a lot more to say about it.