Let's keep in mind that absolutely every vote that we take in Parliament is open and public, with the exception of one or two circumstances like electing a Speaker and one issue that relates to private members' business that doesn't come up that often. Everything else is a public vote, so we're not worried about keeping that vote secret.
Does that impact your position? We'll always be able to know. It's not as though I vote and my vote can be changed and I'll never know about it. If there's a leaderboard or something displayed somewhere online, I can always look at that and say, “Hey, hold on. I voted no, but it says yes.” The fact that we're open and everything is public makes the accountability of it fairly reliable. Is that correct?