SPEAKER: What I'm trying to work out, Mr Brownlee, is whether I should lift my standards or not in relation to the linking of legs of supplementary questions. I think that I tried to tighten up not very long ago and was subject to some pretty intense criticism from members not very far away from him. In this matter, my natural inclination is actually to agree with the member and to be very tight, but I want to say that if I do, there would have been at least 10 of today's questions that would have been ruled out, and they all came from his side of the House. So I'm not going to rule that way now, but if the member wants to come back to me and say that it's the view of the Opposition that the supplementary questioning should be tightened up with regard to relevance and the relationship with prior supplementary questions or prior answers, then I would be more than happy to oblige the Opposition.