Now, I understand that the member on the other side of the House that wants to take the opportunity to interject is under a lot of pressure at the moment because the response has been so strong and it has been received so well that the other side of the House is running out of platforms from which to try and get attention. So if this is the platform which that member chooses to try and grasp attention, then good on him—good on him. It's not the approach that we would take, of course, because we are a party of principle.