WILLOW-JEAN PRIME (Labour—Northland): Thank you, Madam Chair. I've sat through this entire debate this evening, and parts of it have been really difficult to sit here and to listen to. I think what the viewers at home may be seeing and perceiving here is far more weight being put on accusations of bullying of a man, versus a report which identified serious sexual assaults within Parliament and the Speaker who has come forward and said, "I'm going to take this seriously and I'm going to do something about it." I've heard some horrific statements in the House tonight that perhaps there might have been something going on and we don't know the full story. It really sounds like "She asked for it. Her skirt was too short. She was drunk." I didn't like what I heard. [Interruption] You said it. [Interruption] I'm sorry—Madam Chair? [Interruption]