I think what Mr. Patry is saying, and it's a worthwhile argument, is let's continue to try to have, rather than a scattergun approach, a fairly limited approach to what this committee is going to study. This is a major undertaking if we are to come forward with recommendations in the midst of tabling a report on democratic development, in the midst of what's turning out to be a fairly comprehensive study of Afghanistan and all those, with limited time now to come forward with a group of recommendations without a real study.
Is there any way we could have a friendly amendment to the latter part of this that would amend or delete this idea that we would come forward with recommendations or a report to Parliament? I ask the mover.