Mahsi, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, since my election last year, I wasn't expecting to be standing here and facing the difficult position we are. At the same time, what happened yesterday, we can't just sweep it under the carpet. We have all seen it and it's unfortunate. I, too, have high respect for Mr. Miltenberger. He's been praised in my community. He went to school in our community as well. At the same time, we are accountable for what we do here as a government. We must speak freely as Members of the Legislative Assembly. We cannot be threatened. We are the ones who put them there, Mr. Speaker. We voted them in. We had high respect for them to take on the role as Cabinet Minister and work with us. It's a sad day for us to be here faced with this, but I must say it's also, like my colleagues have stated, it's a principle of integrity. We are accountable. Mahsi.