Earlier this year we put through bills with truncated processes, and I remember that a few of them went through my Environment Committee. I remember getting up and taking calls and saying that, actually, these bills need a full process; it's really important that we hear from the public on these bills. But tonight, more so than any other speech that I've made in the 2½ years that I've been an MP, I would call this bill the most important of any of those bills to have a full process.