Yes, well, there's no point of clarification. We don't have as many jumps as you want. All speakers have dealt with this. The Prime Minister has dealt with the question. He won't be able to talk too much about the opposition. He can do some compare-and-contrasting, as all speakers have allowed, but he has dealt with the substance of the question, as I made an indication to the House—and I said that he was being relevant to the question. So I didn't say he needed to be relevant. He was being relevant. The Prime Minister has the call.