I would be in favour of what Mr. McKay proposed if we were to have 20 meetings, but if we're to limit it to four, I don't have a problem with the joint meetings. Then within our own parties we will decide who's to be in attendance. Whether it will be 12 or 24, as Mr. Mulcair said, we'll simply stretch the table.
If we decide to have 20 meetings, I think it would be an inefficient use of our time. I have no problem with a joint committee. If it's limited to four meetings, then I think it's fine. But if we stretch it out it becomes a problem in terms of logistics.