Thank you, Ms. Chagger.
We're all experienced around here. We know what happens. Members put their lists in, and we try to accommodate all the parties by having their witnesses appear.
There was a discussion on that at the beginning of the session, when this session started, and it was a preference of committee members to have no more than two on a panel in any given hour, not three, four or five, because it was felt at the time—and the majority of the members agreed with this—that there was more opportunity to ask questions if there were two rather than more.
There have been exceptions, obviously. Some people come here with three people, so we put them on the panel for points of reference, but generally the practice is to have two witnesses per panel per hour. That's what we strive to do, and that's what the clerk strives to work towards.
Ms. Church, go ahead.