As part of that, I want to really thank the House for going along with the changes that we made earlier on, in particular to the committee stage, because I can remember way back when I was first a Minister—and I think I got into trouble with you, Mr Speaker, because I sat there at the table while a bill was going through the committee stage, which was a very perfunctory time, actually, when a bill was going through this House, and I wrote out my Christmas cards. And when I think back now, that was outrageous. We took that whole process of that extra bit that we have in our legislative process for granted. It was perfunctory. We paid it no mind; everyone got up and made their five-minute speeches. Some people had to make five-minute speeches on a bill they'd never even read, and, worse, they had to make two five-minute speeches when you were trying to draw out a debate, and that's not good legislative process. We owe it to people to take that seriously. 