I just reiterate that point that there are other avenues that we could have gone down to make sure that a health bill is recognised as a health bill, that proportional representation isn't done away with, and that if other members want to join the Health Committee, they have a right and an obligation to do so if they truly believe they should be there. But the membership of this committee—being 11 members, with a Government majority that is different to the Health Committee—is put in place specifically so that the Minister of Health does not need to feel challenged on any aspect of the health reform by any members of his own party. I believe that this is a divisive change. It sets a negative precedent. Thank you, Mr Speaker.