Mr. Chairman, I yield myself 15 seconds. I would just point out to the body that I didn't hear a single fact in the previous 2 minutes. It is all opinion and hurled accusations. But I think it is important for this body to deliberate over the facts themselves, and I have delivered a lot of that data. Mr. Chairman, I reserve the balance of my time.
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