Mr. Chair, I have a point of order.
Mr. Sari says that the opposition is making hypothetical arguments, and yet he's still talking about the commissioner and saying that the commissioner will tell us it is not appropriate to have Mr. Imbleau appear. That is hypothetical.
Above all, he's indirectly doing what he can't do directly, which is to say he's trying to convince us that we need to hear from the commissioner. That's the first item in the motion. The motion calls, in order, for the commissioner, Alto and its CEO, and the Minister of Finance to appear. That's how the motion is worded.
The issue concerns summoning Mr. Imbleau. That's what we must discuss. We must not speak indirectly about the fact that the commissioner might tell us that it's not necessary to have him appear.