I'm asking the question. I just explained that the study of Bill C-2 isn't urgent. We don't necessarily want to postpone the study to the fall. We want to be able to take care of this file, but there's no urgency because the ways and means motion has already been carried. Tax cuts and lowering the limit have already been in place since we voted on it in December.
What is more urgent for the government: a sped up discussion of a bill that is already in effect or an expeditious discussion of tax havens and an amnesty for people who, in the end, have eluded the system? The government seems to have decided that a bill that is already in effect is more important than discussing tax havens. That is one question that must be raised.
The second question that hasn't yet been answered has to do with an additional meeting to draft a report. Receiving the minister and officials from the Canada Revenue Agency to talk to us about the situation is one thing. Whether the committee looks into what they will say is another, just like the way we report to Parliament. This aspect is still absent from the current motion.