Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): It seems that we're going to be piling up some of the questions. So I'll add to that, because one of the absolute privileges of this place, and, actually, of any court, is that members are free to express themselves in a manner that protects them more than if they say things outside this House. But that protection comes with a condition, a very serious condition, and that is that the comments that are made to a select committee or this Chamber need to be the truth or, at least, the person's honest belief in the truth.