Thank you.
I don't have a lot of questions.
Your opening statement is among the most thorough we've had yet at this committee. I must congratulate you for putting the word “nappies” in Canadian Hansard for the first time. I checked quickly and it's never been said here in the House before.
You talked about proportional being used in New Zealand, and I can only imagine how having two types of MPs has interesting impacts on family and riding relationships. As I understand it, in New Zealand, it's an MMP system, so some MPs are elected in ridings and some are on lists. How does that affect how much time they spend in Parliament versus in their ridings? For that matter, what do list MPs consider to be their ridings?