Just quickly, I didn't have a chance to ask Mr. Szuchewycz any questions, but I'm really puzzled about his statements that we're in a conflict of interest to make the rules. In British Columbia, in my riding, we've had referendums three times on changing the electoral system. It was not politicians who were making the rules. It was a citizens' assembly, just like the previous witness said we should have, and yet, every time, it was rejected. People generally appreciate the first-past-the-post system we have, and ultimately it was the people who made that decision.
Could you comment on that?