I wasn't here when you passed the other motion. Just having heard TikTok appear here, having had one meeting on it and hearing about privacy issues when it comes to kids, I don't think you can say that one issue is more important than the other, Mr. Chair.
Even at the last meeting, you indicated, when we passed the motion, that we would be doing this after we finish what we tend to call the TikTok study, but it's much broader than that. It's about privacy concerns that Canadians have about social media and TikTok, particularly around our kids. Keeping our kids safe, Mr. Chair, should be something this committee is also really concerned about, and I think we are.
My understanding was that we were going to do the social media/TikTok review and the privacy concerns we have with that before we did the next motion. It seems like, now with Mr. Barrett's motion, we're prioritizing the other study. I don't disagree with putting timelines on it, and I think that's a good idea. You've obviously invited the minister for November 6, which, again, bumps the other study that we're doing.
I can't support Mr. Barrett's motion as it's written. I would also remind you that we need to prioritize the other study. Let's just get it done, and then we can move on to the next one.