The politics of any ministerial decision will be there in the House in question period for as long as people want to play politics with it. That's one of the problems of having the minister investigate, because the whole investigation itself would be subject to political scrutiny.
I've always believed that Canadians want us to be leaders in the world in terms of human rights and other issues like CSR, but we also benefit incredibly from our mining companies. Can't we have our cake and eat it too? I believe we can. I believe other alternatives have been presented, and it's the limitation on private members in terms of expenditures on their bills that probably precludes us from having something more constructive and one that will allow us to continue to grow our mining industry while we grow human rights and environmental issues around the world.