Just very briefly, I didn't want to get into the technical question of the motion we are deemed with at committee. I understand what Mr. Saxton is saying, but I also read very carefully the motion we were granted. There was no provision excluding this committee from addressing any part of the bill. Ultimately, as deemed by the House of Commons, resting authority for this legislation was with this committee. There was no subsection direction, and we take that very seriously. So to try to limit the scope and scale of what we're doing over such a complicated 460-page bill....
I read the motion very carefully, as I'm sure Mr. Saxton did, and we think everything's in order. But I also want to get to the very limited time we have with the witnesses, rather than having a debate about who gets to testify in front of us and who doesn't.