I appreciate the hon. member's intervention. I do not mind saying that part of the reason I interrupted yesterday was because the hon. member I thought had been reading her motion before and in fact had made a statement. Had I realized, because as the hon. member knows I was in a serious conversation with one of his colleagues, I would have stomped on that statement.
The hon. member for Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert knows well that, when seeking the unanimous consent of the House for a motion, one has to move it immediately. As I said, she made a statement. I thought she might have changed a word here and there in her motion. That is why I did not interrupt her today.
Perhaps something else can be done about this tomorrow, should it continue, because this was the same motion. I think that she has brought it forward at least five times. I do not think it is necessary to present the same motion every day, and the hon. member for Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert is aware of all that.
The hon. member for Saint-Bruno—Saint-Hubert, on a point of order.