Thank you very much.
You commented on how it is regular practice for committees to expand evidence. It seems to be out of order—not out of order in terms of procedure but out of order to ask for testimony on a study that has not been conducted to be included in a report that we have not yet given drafting instructions on.
Although I understand the intent—and certainly I think there is a lot of relevance to the proposed motion and the proposed study that will likely be undertaken here at some point before this committee—I'm not sure it's something that needs to be articulated at this point in time, when we have a motion that hasn't yet been passed and a study that hasn't yet been completed.