That's what you're challenging me on, sir.
I'll just go to the clerk for a second, but I see what you're saying.
The clerk just wanted me to restate this for the clarity of all the members.
What we are actually dealing with is that Mr. Housefather is challenging the chair's decision to not allow Mr. Bains to speak first on his question of privilege.
I hope that this is clear for everyone.
That's what the challenge is. It's a challenge, so it's not subject to debate.
Do we have consensus on that? No.
The clerk is reminding me that the question becomes important, then.
Shall the decision of the chair be sustained in my determination that Mr. Barrett...or are you challenging me, then, Mr. Housefather, that the question of privilege becomes a priority and that Mr. Bains should be given the floor? That's what you're challenging me on. Is that correct?