But it's not nearly as much fun as all of us working together, rolling up our sleeves, and trying to come up with rules that are fair for everybody. I was part of that process, and that was fun. It really was. It was good work. It was hard work and it wasn't perfect, but it was fulfilling. We were doing something important. We can get there.
I won't dwell on this, Chair, but again, what is the most significant difference between then and now? Majority or minority.
When we were in a minority, no one party—not the Liberals, not the NDP, not the Conservatives, and not the Bloc—could command and ram through a motion without at least one of the other parties being onside.