Thank you. I don't have a lot to say, but I do have a question for clarification.
Just in general I want to thank Mr. Webber again for being so determined and persistent in this bill. I can say that I've worked with many parliamentarians, and—I said this in the House and I want to put it on the record here—there has been no more collegial or finer parliamentarian to work with in any venue than Mr. Webber. His contributions to this health committee were incredibly important.
Thank you.
I also want to second every single thing Mr. Webber said. I was privileged enough to serve on the health committee through the entire last Parliament, and I can vouch that every single fact and every single point that Mr. Webber just made is exactly true. I won't belabour the points. It's just that this is not just Mr. Webber's opinion; this is actually a very accurate recitation of what the evidence was.
My question, really, is to Mr. Sorbara. I want to make sure I understand what the purpose of his amendments is. It didn't strike me, when I was listening to Mr. Sorbara's remarks, that his purpose is aligning with what Mr. Webber says the changes are.
Mr. Sorbara, I'll ask you a direct question and feel free to elaborate if you feel it necessary.
Is it the intent of your motion, basically, to allow CRA to put the indication as to whether someone wants to have their information forwarded to a province for a potential organ donation anywhere on the form, including on a separate form or otherwise? Is that the main thrust of your amendment?
In other words, is Mr. Webber characterizing your amendment accurately?