That is kind of you, Mr. Szabo. I greatly appreciate the fact that you are now giving me time to have my say. I had about 22 seconds in which to do it and you interrupted me. I find that unfortunate. But you gave people on the government side a huge amount of time.
You reported to the committee about the various means at our disposal. I have to tell you at the outset that we approve of your comments on this point of order. The committee may report to the House to make sure that the people come to testify. They are committing contempt, because they have been summoned to appear, and they are not here. That includes Mr. Togneri. Two others have not replied to their summons. Even the bailiffs were not able to reach them.
This is an affront to the committee, Mr. Szabo. You can say what you like, you can say that it is not a point of order, but I still think that this committee has a right to require those people to appear. It appears clearly in O'Brien and Bosc's book. Let me refer you to page 1063, which is important and which you should read. You yourself have mentioned the book on several occasions.
Mr. Chair, I am convinced that you should move on to the next stage, which is the draft report...