To reiterate, I appreciate what Mr. Kamp is doing. If a private member's bill were coming through and we were doing something else, it would delay that PMB for—who knows—an indefinite period of time. So it would have a detrimental effect on the opposition.
The flip side is that if the government had a bill and we were into something else, it would take precedence over our business, and thus we would delay a study on whatever it is we were doing.
One thing about the committee is its independence. The committee can decide, if something pops up, as in that situation that happened in the Îles-de-la-Madeleine last year with the sinking of a vessel, to interrupt our business to discuss it. The committee makes a decision at the particular time.
So I don't think the motion is necessary. I think if something comes up that the committee decides we need to divert our attention to, we should have the ability to do so and not lock ourselves into a set motion of this nature.