Thank you very much.
Mr. Denis, the House of Commons is certainly not a rule-of-law-free zone, correct? So I'm wondering if there is some sort of presumption that you and your staff, and your colleagues, actually...some sort of presumption that House institutions should respect fundamental legal principles that would otherwise apply in Canada's legal system unless there are clear reasons related to the nature of Parliament to depart from them or unless there's sort of clear internal legal authority not to abide by them.
I'm thinking particularly of rules of procedural justice and that kind of stuff. In any kind of a House context, if there was nothing precluding those rules applying, would the House institutions, as a matter of the rule of law, be asked or expected to conform to those kinds of principles?