On a point of order, Chair. I would argue that if Mr. Christopherson were to discover that he had actually misread, and it was actually four cities, or five, or six, it wouldn't really constitute new information of any substantial form. I mean, just the numbers don't matter in the same way that it doesn't matter whether they met in small meeting rooms or big ones, what the colour of the walls were, whether it was Tuesday or Wednesday, and so on. This is not genuine new information.
In terms of guiding members like myself in trying to determine how we would like to vote on his motion, it's just a kind of space filler, a time filler.