I have a point of order.
I may be new to the committee, but I'm certainly not new to parliamentary time. The member had, as you said, about three and a half minutes. It's his time and he can use it to ask questions of the witnesses or he could ask questions of the room. I understand that members can be disappointed and they'll want to share some of their feelings with their colleagues. I don't think you can just take away a member's time simply because you disagree with what he has to say.