Thank you, Chair.
We're hopefully coming towards a consensus.
I think this is an important area to study. If it gives members greater confidence in the process, requesting documents as an initial step is very reasonable, and then the committee can evaluate next steps after that. I'm supportive of the amendment as well.
I will just say that the original motion and the amendment are about scrutinizing government policy. That is our job as parliamentarians. It's to look at the government policy as it relates to indigenous procurement.
I know, of course, that it is going to touch on a variety of different, important, complex issues, but at the end of the day, it's about looking at government policy, seeing if it's working or not and making recommendations about how to improve it.
I won't belabour the point. I think we're at a consensus, Chair, and I think we can proceed to a vote on the amendment and the amended motion.