I will reiterate, I was summoned to the leader's office, in those days, and told in no uncertain terms that it was not welcome that I was following the agenda that I was following. The chief whip just called me a liar, actually, and nothing was said about that, Deputy Presiding Officer, and that was the chief whip who called me when I was on holiday. She phoned me to ask me about what I was doing asking questions about Deryn and their relationship with Associated Community Training at the time. You followed it up again with a call to me while I was in Belfast, campaigning for the election with Sinn Féin out there, telling me to stop it. Do you remember that? I'm lying; I'm lying, am I? Is that acceptable language, Deputy Presiding Officer? She called me a liar.