Mr Assistant Speaker, as I am sure has been your experience and the experience of many of our colleagues across the House, often when there are identical submissions coming in to a select committee, we become a little wary of them. We wonder who is running a campaign; if there is a particular purpose. Sometimes because the submissions are all identical, we count them up but we place perhaps less weight on them individually just because they are clearly all identical. But I submit that this is, in fact, an exception to this particular case and that even though all these submissions are virtually identical, they are pointing to something very important: that there is, in fact, solid agreement from the entities that are affected by this bill that the bill is a good bill and it should be passed. 