Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I echo the sentiment that we just heard from Mr. Gerretsen on the point relating to Mr. MacGregor. It's not being disrespectful to say that it's very surprising when we have a subamendment before us that would very much allow for public servants to come forward to explain. The subamendment is perfectly in line with an idea and notion that suggest that public servants deserve to be treated fairly and, by virtue of the fact that they are non-partisan, we have to take it upon ourselves to provide them an avenue through which they will be able to articulate the particular decisions they've made. Opposition members can ask them questions—