DEPUTY SPEAKER: Just in response and further to the actual ruling, I again encourage the member to look at the ruling by Speaker Carter. As I said, he made an extensive ruling on the matter. There's a clear difference between a Minister that has been appointed on the recommendation of the Prime Minister and sworn in by the Governor-General, and the Speaker, who has been elected by this House, who also has, for the purposes of the Public Finance Act, ministerial responsibilities in certain areas. That does not make the Speaker a member of the Government. The purpose of—[Interruption] Yeah, I'm going to ask Mr David Bennett to stop interrupting while I'm on my feet, giving a ruling; this is a really important matter, so no more. As I was saying, that does not make the Speaker of the House a member of the Government, so I encourage members to read that ruling by Speaker Carter.