For the benefit of those who may not know, I'd like to read a couple of sentences from Marleau and Montpetit, which is one of the compendiums of rules of order and decorum that we follow. It has to do with points of order. It's on page 538, and says:
A point of order is a question raised by a Member who believes that the rules or customary procedures of the House have been incorrectly applied or overlooked during the proceedings. Members may rise on points of order to bring to the attention of the Chair any breach of the relevance or repetition rules, unparliamentary remarks, or a lack of quorum.
Those are the guidelines that I have been following, and I hope members will refresh themselves on the matters that are eligible for points of order.
Madam Jennings, on a point of order.