I was going to say that I did a spreadsheet—I don't know whether the clerk has a copy of it—that indicated the time each party and each member would receive. Quite frankly, on the basis of that distribution, which I don't have today, unfortunately, it seemed quite fair. In fact the NDP and other opposition parties were getting the majority of the time, to be blunt.
It seems fair, given the geography of Canada and the demographics of where each of us comes from, that each member should be able to include their constituency views and requests, especially on something such as transport and infrastructure in communities, which deals much more on the local than the broad level. That's why we went that route.