I think that's the formal procedure, if I may just emphasize that, in terms of the motion, but on your behalf I will approach the minister tomorrow if he is in the House. I don't know his schedule, but on your behalf I will approach him personally and through our clerk as well.
I see an accommodation here for time constraints. We can use both approaches--unless there's a vote. The chair is at your pleasure. We can vote on the motion or we can move forward with unanimous consent. However, we have a motion on the table in terms of the request and we have your proposal as well. Let's move forward on this, because we also have witnesses with whom we want to spend as much time as is needed.
Do we need to vote on it?