Dr PARMJEET PARMAR (National): Thank you, Madam Speaker. We have been quite clear, since this bill has been reported back from the Education and Workforce Committee, that we will be opposing this legislation, but then we again took the opportunity during the committee of the whole House—which was just before the third reading now—to ask questions. Those questions were based on concerns that we have in this legislation. I have to acknowledge that the Minister did take calls, but he just addressed those questions; he didn't actually answer them. In a way, he just defended the position that he has towards this legislation. So if the Minister had actually, genuinely looked into resolving those issues that we had raised, maybe we would have thought about changing our position.