DAN BIDOIS: OK, excellent—thank you, Mr Speaker. So as I said, we've got some changes that we want to make to this legislation. Of course, we would've liked to see more uniformity, less chances for exemption. As Michael Woodhouse, my colleague here, made very, very clear, the very small cost that is actually going to be recovered is minuscule compared to the costs for the taxpayer—$10 million versus the $200 million that taxpayers have already spent, and the other more than $250 million that will be spent by the end of this year. So we do hope that these will be debated and considered later on.