The thing is, as I started to say before I was interrupted again by Mr. Julian, that when a minister is before a committee, there is leeway for committee members to ask any question that relates to the minister's duties. We do not limit the questions to the topic that we're actually dealing with according to the agenda of the day. That's been the case in the 20 years I've been involved with committees, and I'm not going to interfere. But in my judgment it certainly does detract from the benefits. We're here to study supplementary estimates (B). No doubt if people focused on the supplementary estimates (B) we'd end up learning a lot more about the supplementary estimates (B).
Mr. Regan, go ahead, please.