Thank you very much.
We have listened to pre-Confederation history and governments ranging in all shapes and sizes over the course of the 1960s and onwards. Now, I believe the member was referring to a story from his grandfather.
Mr. Chair, I invite you to bring the member back to the motion and amendment at hand. I also recall that you announced, at the beginning of this session, that we would hear from Mr. Genuis. I hope that wasn't false advertising. We are all waiting with bated breath for that further filibuster from a new member.
Mr. Chair, thank you for indulging me with yet another point of order on relevance.