Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
So, I was saying that if the Liberal Party, for which you do not appear to have a great deal of respect, passed these unilingual English resolutions and relied on a slavish translation, I would agree with you. But, in that case, how could Mr. Kramp improve his perfect knowledge of the two official languages by comparing the simultaneous interpretation provided by the experts who are with us today and what is proposed in the two versions; that is an extraordinary exercise for Mr. Kramp and for you, members of the Liberal Party, because you will be able to listen carefully to the experts who are with us today—our close collaborators who are at the back of this room, in order to determine whether the party succeeded—