Your point is that the five minutes and seven minutes are not specifically mentioned in the motion that was initially moved by Mr. Poilievre and that you would like to have a second one. The time of speaking is at the discretion of the committee to be determined, and Mr. Siksay's amendment sought to bring into one motion all the issues related to the speaking time as well as order.
To amend that to bring up the order of speaking again, to exclude the NDP in the second and include an extra Conservative, in fact goes back to the main motion. So it's almost a little bit circular. The only difference here is the five and seven minutes, and no one has spoken to that, but the amendment was in order. The subamendment makes the argument go back. The subamendment is in order, though. Members, it may get a little complicated here, but we'll take this one step at a time.
We are going to deal with the subamendment. The subamendment basically is to change the very last listing of parties, in terms of the order on second round, to Liberal, Conservative, Bloc, Conservative, Liberal, Conservative, Conservative.