Let me just interject, too, that I think Madam Redman is talking about that timeframe when, if somebody is sharp enough, when they're moved up off the no man's land onto the order paper—out of the lottery, and they're there--they might be able to recognize that their bill actually does resemble somebody else's and make a flip in that day or two before Mr. Preston's committee has a ruling.
On May 8th, 2007. See this statement in context.