There is one other point.
I'm looking at paragraph (b):
(b) suggested amendments filed, pursuant to paragraph (a), at least 48 hours prior to the start of clause-by-clause consideration of the Bill to which the amendments relate shall be deemed to be proposed during the said consideration, provided that the Committee may, by motion, vary this deadline in respect of a given Bill;
Until that last line, it's a pro forma cut and paste of what we have.
I again need to highlight for the record what we're voting on here. Very important is “provided that the Committee may, by motion, vary this deadline in respect of a given Bill”. In other words, this 48 hours might not be 48 hours if the committee decides—with a majority government, we all realize that one day the tables might be turned; you never know—to change it to one hour. You could change it to five minutes.
So we'd all be voting in favour of that. That's what we're voting for—or you are, not me. I just wanted to underline that for the record. That clause, that particular sentence, gives the majority government the opportunity to change 48 hours to whatever it wants. We want to be clear on that.