SPEAKER: No. I just want to make it absolutely clear: from when I was first an MP here, and, in fact, earlier on, when there were overhead microphones hanging down, some of them were turned on and off in order for a particular individual to get the call. That's what the staff do. The Leader of the Opposition's microphone is not turned off in between her primary question and her supplementary or other supplementary questions. We can do that, if the member wants; if that is the member's request, we can move to a system whereby his leader's microphone is turned off and then turned on again. But that has not been the practice in the House, and what has occurred is that members who sit around people who are asking questions have always given some respect to the person who is asking the question by not using their microphone. Had the Prime Minister finished?