I take major exception to that. This debate has not been narrowed in any way. The only ruling you have made, Mr. Chair, is one on repetitiveness and relevance. Repeating over and over doesn't narrow the scope. We started this process last Tuesday. It's now this Tuesday. We've had a week. Ms. Sims has taken the microphone and spoken at least—I'm going to go out on a limb—20 times on this very motion before us. We are discussing the extension, not the bill. She keeps wanting to delve into other things that have already been talked about extensively. It is a question of repetitiveness.
I don't see how she can continue doing that, and implying that somehow her parliamentary responsibilities have been narrowed in some way. I don't think they've been narrowed in any way, shape, or form. I want Canadians who are watching this to know that this debate has been going on for a full week. For four of those days, I remind honourable members, Ms. Sims was actually in the chair listening and keeping order in the committee. To suggest or to imply that somehow the debate has been narrowed is grossly unfair and somewhat disingenuous.