Now, I would like to note that earlier this evening someone across the House mentioned that anyone who's been to law school and managed to obtain a law degree should be able to go out and provide free legal services to those who ask. I'm not sure that I wholeheartedly agree with that. You see, having gone through law school, it is a little bit like a sampler box: you spend five or so years trying a little bit of a whole lot. By no means do you leave law school as an expert in much of anything. You've got to go out and you've got to spend that time doing the hard yards under supervision and with that support and guidance of somebody who's already gone before you to do those hard yards, and is then entitled to practise on their own account and provide the supervision.