Mr. Chair, I've been very patient. I've sat back as these different amendments were proposed and discussed. I haven't really participated in that except in a very minor way. That's because I'm waiting to address the whole issue of the wording, “indexed to private sector increases”. That term can be interpreted two different ways, and the last thing you need is a loosey-goosey motion that the minister is being asked to act on. If it takes next Thursday to get this finished, that's fine. But I want to make sure this is done right.
The other thing we haven't done is debate the merits of the motion itself. I have some difficulty with it. We're presupposing that the minister is going to act in a certain manner. We have no idea what her response to CRTC's recommendations is going to be. She has many different options, and this motion presupposes that we're going to go into a two-stream scenario. This assumption may very well be wrong. So I'd hate to go down that road. I think this is premature. But even if it wasn't premature, the motion as it stands right now still has a serious problem because of the wording, “indexed private sector increases”. I want to address this issue before we're finished.