Of course, here we are again right back at the same discussion we've had for the last...well, at least the last time we put the committee together, if not the time before. The fact is that the way this has been set up has worked reasonably well. The truth is that if we bring more than one presenter in, sometimes it happens, yes. The chair does their best, but what can happen and why this was put in place the way it is right now is to make sure that members of Parliament.... As Mr. Calkins has indicated, we're all members of Parliament and we have a legitimate responsibility to ask questions. But if most of it is given to the presenter, and there's no dialogue back and forth....
I recall this was put together this way because we had so many problems with not having enough time. There's never enough time to ask questions. But the fact is that the way it is right now has worked pretty well. Everybody wants a little more time. I've certainly sat here and needed to ask very important questions that could not be asked because we ran out of time, but there is a limited time.
So I agree that we leave it as it is.