On a point of order, you can't make a motion on a response to a question of privilege; however, we could have a conversation about this. The chair could come up with a suggestion as opposed to doing a motion.
I'd like to have some consideration of this. I would like to respond to the question of privilege, and I'm on a point of order, so I'm in a difficult situation. I think the question of privilege is really well taken, but on the issue of that question of privilege, we have a range of options, including reporting this to the House and having the Speaker deal with it. This is a hugely serious issue.
I'm in total agreement with Ms. McPherson, because we can't do our work if we can't trust each other. There are a variety of ways, and there are precedents on this. Maybe in response to Ms. McPherson, it would be helpful if the chair asked the clerk, not the analyst, to prepare an outline of what our options are—Ms. McPherson's, and I believe all of ours—in the case of a breach of privilege.