Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Let us get back to the subject you just addressed. I understand that you need a colleague to defend you, but I'm going to give you a concrete example of something that happened recently in committee.
I'm obviously going to speak to the motion we're debating. A question of privilege was raised at the May 7 meeting, just before the proceedings were interrupted. At that moment, you couldn't deal with it right away. You asked for time, and we respected that decision.
At the last meeting, which took place this week, on Tuesday, May 26, the same thing happened, and you were able to deal with—