I haven't, no. As I said, Mr. Falk made a submission to the boundary commission, suggesting the very thing that it has undertaken in its proposal. My feeling was that it was likely Ms. Dancho would agree with Mr. Falk on that. I haven't had a conversation with her about it.
As I say, I'm here mostly to speak to the principle of maintaining an urban riding and an urban-rural riding. As I say, this is something about which reasonable people can disagree, but I think it makes sense to try to have cohesive urban ridings and cohesive rural ridings where that's possible. This is a case where it certainly is possible. There's no kind of major redrawing of lines that has to occur in order for what I'm proposing to be population-neutral. I just think on balance it's an argument about the principle of whether—