Maybe some of us need reminders too.
Chair, I'm delighted that you were there to correct me before I tried to move a subamendment. You're correct. I can't move a subamendment, so I won't.
I'll just finish off with a few more words about the amendment itself before I invite others at the table, who may have subamendments. In fact, maybe government members have a subamendment of their own that they wish to propose, since they don't like CPC-13. They signalled that they won't support it, but I hope that's not because they oppose better transparency and accountability. I hope that's not the reason. If there is another reason they don't support CPC-13, I hope they might have their own subamendment.
When I'm done speaking, we'll see who is able to catch your eye to propose something, so we can get past this roadblock on CPC-13—so we can find the right subamendment that will allow us to move forward with our day.
With that, I'll end my own intervention now and cede the floor to whoever else might have a subamendment to my amendment.
I turn it back to you, Chair.