I would concur with Mr. Davies. I understand your intent, Mr. Webber. However, if we say “immediate”, we might find ourselves obligated by the meaning of the word “immediate” to suspend all other business. That would mean sending home all the witnesses that we'll be having for the next three meetings, which I don't think we can do. Also, the amended motion has specifics we don't need. Fentanyl is only one of the opioids that we're dealing with in a crisis. There are several opioids.
Again, I understand the intent of your amendment, but I don't think there's any advantage to it. I think Mr. Davies's motion says it all. It gives us the flexibility to continue with the next three meetings we have on pharmacare, and then get going on this. If there's a motion on the floor, I'll second it.