On a point of order, Chair, I think it's entirely relevant. If the member is concerned about the lack of forthcomingness.... She sits in the same caucus as the minister who has been requested to appear.
Chair, I think it would be incumbent upon us. This is a practical measure. I have not yet heard an amendment to extend the deadline to try to work collaboratively among parties, to try to figure out a path forward that could actually get this information, so that we could get the answers that Canadians are certainly seeking. I could speak at length, certainly, about what my constituents share with me on a daily basis about the priorities that the ethics committee should be looking at. I have had that opportunity in the past and certainly look forward to it again.
Chair, I think that as we approach this subject, we're now going on with a fairly lengthy debate on what is a motion to simply add some parameters around information that this committee has already requested. Had the government been forthcoming, we wouldn't be here. They haven't been. Therefore, we're saying that it's time to be forthcoming. I think that it is not only reasonable but incumbent upon us to ensure that happens. If members of the Liberal Party or other parties have a suggestion as to what that should look like.... Certainly, I won't pretend to speak for my colleagues here, but I think there would be a willingness for us to entertain that as a conversation, so that we could continue doing the work that we've all talked about at length around this committee table and that we want this committee to do.
With that, Chair, let's continue to do the work that we've been talking about.
Thank you.