The argument, Mr. Brison, is that it wouldn't change in terms of voting on the clause or not. I'm just saying that's the argument; I'm not passing judgment. We would get that information even if we vote on that. Does that satisfy your concern?
Conservative
The Chair Conservative James Rajotte
The argument, Mr. Brison, is that it wouldn't change in terms of voting on the clause or not. I'm just saying that's the argument; I'm not passing judgment. We would get that information even if we vote on that. Does that satisfy your concern?
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