Mr. Speaker, it depends on everybody's perspective, where they were sitting at that point in time and what they saw that evening.
In terms of the Reform Act, yes, I have to thank my colleague from Wellington—Halton Hills, who drafted it. Had the Liberals exercised that themselves in a way where no one was controlling the outcome and no one was bullying anyone else, they would now see, with what is going on with their leadership, how important it is to have a process to eject a leader if they are not adhering to what has been agreed to by caucus.