When you have a meeting here on one day, we'll normally have, say, two people for an hour and then two people for the second hour. It would make more sense to break it up. For example, we could hear witnesses on small and medium enterprises for the first hour, and then for the second hour we could have bureaucrats from the related department. The next day, we might spend the first hour with companies that want to offer green procurement to the government; then, in the second hour, we could have the bureaucrats responsible for green procurement. So we would get the case studies from the field and then question the bureaucrats.
On May 6th, 2008. See this statement in context.