DAVID SEYMOUR: Well, thank you, Mr Speaker, and I asked how much simpler would I have to make it—I don't think I'm capable of making a point simple enough for Ricardo Menéndez March. In fact, I defy anyone to make a concept simple enough for Ricardo Menéndez March, especially when it involves economics, because that guy wouldn't have a clue—wouldn't have a clue. Not only does he not understand economics; he doesn't understand the Standing Orders. How long's he been in Parliament? Six months? Has he even opened the Standing Orders yet? I doubt it. Nice try, sunshine—try again later.