Indeed it does, but what is the work that your government did not perform that it otherwise would have done if there had been no prorogation? What you're telling me is that prorogation let you off the hook for certain kinds of work in order to focus on the Speech from the Throne. What work was it that you weren't doing as a result of prorogation that gave you so much more time, which you're telling us was needed, to get the Speech from the Throne right? What were you not doing during prorogation that you would have been doing if the House had been sitting?
Incidentally, it was only supposed to sit for one day out of the entire period it was prorogued. Was it just during that sitting day that you guys were working on the Speech from the Throne and you really needed the time, or were there other days you weren't doing things that you would have been doing otherwise?