DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): Point of order. I don't wish to take up the House's time unnecessarily, but I'm just reflecting on this as this new convention of questions to ministerial statements evolves: if the Minister can take up the time of the member with the call, the incentive to ask questions and yield the floor becomes very weak, and I worry that the whole concept which we're developing—and which I think you strongly support, Mr Speaker—might collapse. I just ask you to reflect on whether in fact the interpretation shouldn't be that the member with the floor has five minutes.