I would like to remind my distinguished colleagues that I am a new member of the committee. I wanted to point that out because, when I was appointed to the committee, I read up on the act to learn about its background, and I also read up on the work that has been done over the years. This is not privileged or secret information; it is public information.
As a parliamentarian, it was my duty to find out what work had been done. The act needs to be revamped, and the work has already been done several times. Bills have been introduced, and all of the problems have been dealt with. All of our colleagues have worked on this. The work has been done, and the reports are available. It is up to you to read them. They make for excellent bedtime reading; they are very interesting. The work has already been done, and we cannot keep starting over.