 Aberhart immediately disavowed any "intention of drastic legislation" and, after studying Hargrave's plan, announced that neither he nor his cabinet supported it.Despite this statement, the Social Credit caucus invited Hargrave to explain his plan, which he did to the approval of many caucus members.Attorney-General John Hugill pointed out that the plan was unconstitutional, to which Hargrave replied that he was "not interested in legal arguments."