Yes, I've read those same comments. I think the answer is that, taking that defence of theirs as a whole, I simply disagree. They claim that they've taken into account all the feedback. I can tell you that I put in two proposals that would have contained all six federal ridings within the boundaries of Vancouver and given two different looks at it, and they ignored those completely.
More importantly, I think..., and you're right, Mr. Albas. With respect to my riding, there was minimal change. They changed it from adding a piece to Burnaby to adding a piece to Vancouver South. What I can tell you is that there wasn't a single person who asked for that, that I'm aware of.
The radical changes that they made to my colleagues in Quadra and Granville, though, are really beyond the pale. That's why I say that when the commission puts out its first proposal, I think that's its opportunity to be creative, and then it gets feedback. If it then comes back with a completely radical proposal after the public feedback has been given and without any further opportunity for public feedback, that's where I think the commission is overstepping its bounds, and I think it did so in this case.