This is going beyond my expertise as to knowing actual procedure and that sort of thing, but I do know in regard to prorogation that once the time has been set it can actually be recalled earlier, but again that power resides with the Governor General. So that's this idea of talking about changing the Standing Orders, or introducing legislation to perhaps put in some sort of mechanism, some way to either recall earlier or something. But again, for me the main thing is to at least put the question before the House, maybe not even necessarily require the House to vote on it.
I know one of Professor Mendes' recommendations was to at least have the issue debated to understand what parliamentarians feel about it, because part of how government works is to be able to have the question brought forward and have it debated, and people to go back and forth on it, and for Canadians to be able to hear that, and understand what the different perspectives are and make their opinions based on that. I'm very much in favour of some mechanism to bring the House, the entire voice of Parliament, to the table when discussing when it should be prorogued.