On a point of order, Mr. Chair, I finally figured out what's wrong with this discussion.
The member seems to be arguing that he doesn't like the definition of sustainable development provided in this bill in applying the principle of sustainable development. If that's the case, then he may raise that at the end of clause-by-clause consideration of the bill, in the same way that I or anybody else here is able to.... That's my understanding.
He is raising issues about the definition of sustainable development, which is actually provided in the bill. He doesn't seem to be arguing against applying the principle of sustainable development. In fact, he seems to be supporting it. He is arguing about the definition of sustainable development and how it will be applied, which occurs in clause 2. We have already been advised by our legal advisers that you can't argue the definitions of terms in the bill until the end, and if it's relevant, then we can go back to those. That's my understanding of how we were advised.