Hon Speaker, certainly, that is what the law says and certainly the law must apply. One of the problems is that, standing here, I would not know which case in particular you are referring to.
If you were saying, "Here is a case and this is what happened", I would then be able to tell you what happened. But because the question is generalised I would not know what happened in that particular case, what that case required in terms of action and what this case was. It would be very useful for the hon member to say, "Here are the cases where we think no action has been taken when people have, in a sense, violated the rules". Then it will be easy to answer the question.
At the moment it is very difficult to give a specific answer to a generalised question. I appreciate the concern, and it is important; however, we need to say that here is the law and here is a culprit, and then appropriate action should be taken, or that it was not taken here or there, so that one would know what the merits of these cases were. I thank you.