SPEAKER: Yes. That certainly has been the practice in the past so that consideration can be given. I have to make a ruling on the question about whether there's a personal vote or not. It's not something which is automatic, and in the past members have indicated that to me. Most of them are quite clear cut, and I'll say right here and now that if a member indicated to me that they wanted to have a personal vote on this, I would grant it because it's a classic conscience-type issue. But to be fair to other members, that should be made apparent before the debate starts because it will affect who gets called through the debate as well as the format of the vote. I'm not a whip any more, and we shouldn't be running the place according to the whips, and I think that having a proxy vote for a personal vote cannot be covered by blanket proxy. It is something which requires an individual proxy for that occasion. Therefore, I think those who are casting votes by proxy do need to have the time to get that set up, and, frankly, the couple of hours of the debate is not long enough for that.