I just have a quick question. I think it might affect Mr. Christopherson's intervention, too. We did have a vote earlier on, an earlier version of this, and obviously it passed. We don't really want to hold this up for that reason because it's going to be the same result.
But I was wondering if we could have any clarification on whether it already exists in other parts of the act and in other acts that falsely swearing an oath can be subject to penalties. I'm just wondering, though, about the advising, this specific advising people that when they take the oath in writing, they are subject to penalties. The warning part, is that normal? I'd like to know so that we're aware that when we're voting for this whether it's a kind of innovation or whether it's quite normal to warn people taking oaths that they're subject to penalties. Is there any easy answer to that?