Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I'd like to thank everyone who spoke.
I'm trying to understand what's happening right now. In my opinion, we're harming our institutions.
First, as for trust in members of the House of Commons, including those who sit on this committee, not to mention political parties—I want to stay away from partisanship—I would remind you that it is founded on the will of the people, which was expressed less than six months ago.
Second, some are ignoring what people came to tell us. I don't doubt that there are experienced people across the table, but those commissioners appeared before us to explain this committee's role and that of MPs, as well as our Prime Minister's current situation. They're saying that these people are wrong and that we have to go further because it's an odd situation. It's odd for me to witness such experienced members go off the rails like this and overstep the role we have as members of this committee.
We must first focus on producing a report related to the mandate we were given—and it is your role to ensure that, Mr. Chair. If we have piecemeal discussions, our report will not represent the experience and expertise we should have as members of this committee.