If we've agreed to keep the witnesses at 10 minutes, with the discretion of the chair to allow someone who has difficulty presenting, if they're nervous or something, a few more minutes, that would be fine.
But if we go this way—and I think I concur with Mr. Kamp in this regard, in the spirit of cooperation—and have a Liberal, Bloc, NDP, Conservative member in the first round, I'd still like to see seven minutes for this side. Secondly, it would go five minutes Liberal, Conservative, Bloc, Conservative, New Democrat, Conservative; and that way they would all get a chance to speak, and we would all get the second round.
We did that in the defence committee, when I was there before. That's how we did it, and it worked out very well. I think that way all of them would get an opportunity to speak in the second round, in an alternating fashion.
Obviously, if there's a third round, which sometimes happens if it's a quiet day, it could happen that way.