Is there then an opportunity to speak to the motion before we have a ruling on its admissibility? I think what's important here is that we do have opportunities in good faith to change the wording of the motion. It's important, I would think, for all members of this committee that we have the opportunity to hear about how some of these events have been organized, so that the government has an opportunity to explain how they've been organizing these activities and whether they're appropriate. I don't see a reason why any members of the committee wouldn't want to have a discussion about this. It's an important issue in the Canadian public eye at the present time.
I think those who are involved in organizing these events have a lot to tell Canadians about whether they're appropriate. If it's a matter of simply making other changes to this motion in order to hear that conversation and give the government the opportunity to explain whether they're doing anything untoward to Canadians, then we should avail ourselves of that opportunity. We've had up to 80 of these events that have been organized, so there's a number of them. It's been a issue in the House. It's been an issue in the media. We've been getting the same answer from the government. I think it would be good to hear from someone from the Liberal Party who might be able to add new information.