Yes. The motion says that at midnight, if, say, we haven't finished debating all the clauses and voting on all the clauses, then I, as your chair, according to the motion, have to put the vote on each successive clause. So the vote would be on each clause, but if members wanted to debate a clause that I had not yet gotten to, then they could obviously not speak to that clause. Obviously, I'm assuming that members have certain clauses they really wish to speak to, and I'm assuming that all members of the committee would want to get to all the clauses by 11:59 p.m.
I mean, we could come back tonight. The problem...and you're absolutely right, it's not the three parties sitting here who are forcing 23 standing votes, but unfortunately the rules of the House are such that we could have 23 standing votes. That's the situation we find ourselves in.
Mr. Marston.