My final question, Ms. Curran, for you is this. Perhaps it's more of a point of reflection than anything regarding technical policy. It gets to a question my colleague Madam O'Rourke asked you a few moments ago.
I've been a parliamentarian for a number of years. I've been around Parliament for a very long time. I have never seen in my capacity as a chair or as a member of Parliament a set of witnesses receive as much unanimity across parties in relation to the subject line or content of the questions you have received today. I'd like you to offer a reflection on that. Why do you believe that Conservative, Bloc and Liberal members of Parliament are all taking the very precious time they have around a committee table to ask you the same questions, and why do you think they are responding, as we've seen from all sides around the political spectrum today, with an attitude that shows they seem to be less than satisfied in regard to the answers they've been receiving?