I thought Dr Webb's description of the manner in which the bill was brought before the House was clear—not discourteous but clear. You know, it was a pretty brief bill—cross out "10", add "20"—and the intent of Mr Patterson was very clear and noble, but the detail was a bit lacking. And I enjoyed the process that the Finance and Expenditure Committee went through to make three very important improvements to the bill, as has been articulated by both previous speakers. That was the phasing in of the eligibility criteria so that no person already here would be negatively affected by those changes; the changes to exclude the Realm countries to the degree that they are; and also the changes for refugees.