Mr. Chong, we haven't addressed that part, and I'm curious to hear your answer.
We belong to a political system in which we run as members of a party. So there are four parties in the House of Commons, sometimes three. This isn't a proportional system or a mixed member proportional system. So if we accepted your suggestions, in the existing system, I don't believe it would be possible for a member who has been elected as a member of a party voted into power to form the government to ask questions that are really embarrassing or troublesome for his party.
If we were in a proportional system, there would be a number of parties. However, in the present system, I believe your recommendations would enable backbench members of the party forming the government to ask their government sympathetic questions. I don't think your objective will be achieved in the existing parliamentary system.