But when you wind that back a bit, obviously, every party takes the proposed bill back to their caucus for deliberations. What happened at the deliberation stage? Why didn't the rural Labour members stand up for Labour in their caucus? Well, whether they do or not—maybe they don't. So it didn't come back through there. So then you start to say, "Well, even before that deliberation stage, why didn't the Labour MPs stand up for a rural-health strategy during the select committee stage?" So I think it would be interesting to hear a bit more from the Minister, especially when we go back to the departmental report, Subpart 5. It talks about how many submissions sought the requirement of additional strategies on specific issues, such as women's, rural, mental health and addiction, the rainbow community, rare disorders.