Kody Blois at the Agriculture and Agri-Food Committee

I have Mr. Steinley and then Mr. MacGregor.

Here's how I read the motion, colleagues. It asks, first and foremost, for the clerk and the analysts to be instructed to prepare a report outlining the material facts of what Mr. Barlow has raised. I presume that once that report and analysis are contemplated, if a majority of this committee want to instruct me, as the chair, to find that there has been a breach of parliamentary privilege, then I would report back to the House.

I don't read this motion as an absolute breach right away and that I would report back right away, because—to your point, Mr. Perron—it first instructs the clerk and the analysts to prepare a report that we would then have to contemplate once that report was done, along with the information that was pertinent to it.

I am cognizant that this is an important discussion. I also know that there's other business we have to do.

I have Mr. Steinley, Mr. MacGregor and Ms. Taylor Roy.