IBRAHIM OMER (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. Just before I proceed, if anyone doubts the benefit of speaking many languages, I just want to tell them that I speak six languages. English is not even my first language. The benefit of that is what got me, maybe, here and what kept me alive. Leaving a country at a very young age, I didn't know where I was going and I didn't know what to expect, but the languages that I spoke along the way got me through. I could communicate with smugglers—they were kind to me. Crossing the border, I could speak to the Sudanese security—they were kind to me. And then I handed myself into a refugee camp. I could speak some English and I could speak other languages, including Arabic, and everyone was kind to me because I could communicate. So that's one of the benefits of speaking many languages.