DENISE LEE: The answer is squarely no, but that's what this bill is doing, and thanks for the assistance on the other side of the House, whoever is assisting me right now. Our issue with this bill is that it's the wrong way around. What we've got here is a sidestepping of the real issues. What we feel on this side of the House is that the Government's going for a high-profile low-effort option here. It's not addressing the fundamentals of what the issue is. It's just one part of it. So if you're going to spend the time and effort of this House and the time and effort of the Government—by the way, very shortly before an election—is this the only issue that you go after? Our answer on this side of the House is no. 