My apologies for not stopping while you were debating with the clerk.
I am not suggesting that I said “customary procedures of your actions on this committee”. I am talking about the customary manner within which all committees on Parliament Hill have acted over generations, according to Marleau and Montpetit. Clearly, clearly, you are displaying a bias to the selection of witnesses. You have displayed the ability to control what questions can be asked and what answers can be given, and now you're telling us what witnesses we can see.
Why don't you, Mr. Chair, just tell us the outcome? Why don't you just tell us the outcome and save us a lot of money?