And I have a great clerk and great analysts to rely on.
We'll go to committee business now, to determine.... In the context of committee business, you've asked that there be two meetings on this particular motion.
For the committee's information, we have the lobbying commissioner coming in on Friday. We've already scheduled that. She has agreed to come in for two hours to deal with the proposals she came up with on changing the Lobbyists' Code of Conduct.
In addition to that, I've had numerous requests on the ATIP study. Since the tabling of the ATIP report in the House of Commons by the Treasury Board president, the Information Commissioner has asked to come back to this committee. We have had other requests to reappear before the committee. That's dealing with the ATIP.
On this issue, here's what I'd like to do, if we can, to deal with this next week. On Friday, we have the lobbying commissioner. We have next Tuesday and Friday to deal with this motion that just passed, and then we can move on.
This is where the discussion needs to take place. We have a lot of irons in the fire here. It's whether we focus on the ATIP study.... We still have the Lobbyists' Code of Conduct. We have the foreign interference study that we're waiting to start. I appreciate the fact that everybody has submitted their witness lists on that.
We also have two other issues that we need to dispose of. One is the ArriveCAN app, which is still hanging, and the other is the Roxham Road study, which is still out there as well—it has been suspended. Those are the things we're dealing with.
My suggestion to the committee—and I think the clerk and the analysts can deal with this—is to deal next week with this motion that just passed and then move forward with some of the other issues.
To me, the priority would be the ATIP study, because there's a lot of interest. I expect that when the lobbying commissioner comes on Friday, there will be some others.... We've heard from others who want input on the proposed changes to the Lobbyists' Code of Conduct.
The decision we have to make in terms of the priority is between the ATIP and the Lobbyists' Code of Conduct. I hope that the committee agrees with me that we'll deal and dispose of this matter next week on Tuesday and Friday. Then we can come back and deal with either the ATIP or the Lobbyists' Code of Conduct.
Ms. Khalid, you have your hand up.