Mr. Chairman, through you to Mr. Christopherson, in the same way that you suggest that I might have been able to write your opening comments, I think that when it comes to my desire to not have this sort of thing happen again and not have to appear on this sort of thing, you've read my mind as well.
In relation to the question of the current set-up in terms of the legislation that governs the PPS, that is a matter for Parliament to decide, of course, and not a matter around which I as Speaker, of course, would comment on because it could conceivably be debated in the House of Commons, obviously.
I think that what I can say is that I appreciate your suggestion in terms of what it might mean. First of all, this is largely about the day-to-day management of the PPS, which is under the control of the director. However, I think we can take your suggestion and consider it.