It's also a false equivalence to use national security legislation for the purposes of market regulation. I am aware of the clause in that regulation. I sit on the Intelligence and Security Committee that's chaired by the Prime Minister, so I am aware of it, and I'm aware of the long tradition of how that's managed, but security intelligence is not market functioning. The two are not even close. If the member could find a piece of market regulation anywhere in which leaders of political parties are consulted on the nature of that regulation, I will be very impressed. I know there's not a lot of time left, but you could always ask the library to see if there is anywhere a piece of market regulation that requires consultation with other political parties about the nature of that regulation. 