They insert other things into the debate. It's not an accident that they started interrupting me when I started talking about India, because part of their silence was designed to protect Modi, someone Stephen Harper has a very close personal relationship with and has even tweeted about positively. The Conservatives took a pass on that debate because Stephen Harper has a close relationship with Modi in India and they want to look past some of the serious human rights violations the Government of India is responsible for. They don't want to talk about it.
Then when I start talking about it, we start getting disruptive points of order because it's uncomfortable for them. Their strategy is to silence people, just as they've been trying to silence this committee because they don't like the fact that some of us don't agree with Danielle Smith and are willing to name it, so they haven't allowed us to have a vote. That's really what all of this is about. It's about avoiding a vote because they know that a number of us on this committee are critical of Danielle Smith and they don't accept that anyone could be.
They are the ones who like to talk a lot about democracy and its importance, but you see in their behaviour that when you don't agree with their position, they seek to silence you. They seek to stop decisions being made when they know they're not going to get the outcome they want. That is the most undemocratic that you can be.