There's no problem, according to the left and the far left; it's all tickety-boo. The problem is—and you can sense it, you can just feel it, if you're more intuitive in this House. You can just feel the other side knows—they just know—that they should be for this bill. You can absolutely feel it. Because this is a good bill. It's a simple bill. It's a simple proposition. That's illustrated by a couple of ways. We get lectured ad absurdum, ad infinitum, ad boring—probably bad Latin—from the other side of the House. We should always let bills go through the first reading, should always let them go to select committee.