Mr. Chair, I would ask for some clarification on this issue.
I have a lot of documentation in my binder that I bring with me every time to the fisheries committee. In this binder I have a document prepared by the Library of Parliament, prepared for the House of Commons Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans, “Impact of the British Columbia Supreme Court decision regarding jurisdiction over the regulation of aquaculture”. I have information from British Columbia on the executive summary of sea lice management strategy and so on, and all of the witnesses that we've already heard from in regard to this issue.
At some point in time, this committee would have accepted a work plan in a report from the subcommittee coming back to this committee. Is that not true? Is that not the case? Because in that work plan—and if the work plan is consistent--the work plan had scheduled dates, which would imply a study on aquaculture.