Now, on the issue of the motion.... Actually there are two motions, a NDP motion and a Liberal motion, that deal with attempting to modify the Standing Orders of the House of Commons to provide a regulatory—if I can use that word—framework for prorogation, not in any way impeding or limiting the Governor General's exclusive authority on that.
You have said that's a good starting point. But if I understand you correctly--and this is what I'd like you to comment on--given what you have said about convention, for a convention to actually become a convention it would require, if I'm not mistaken, in your view, not simply a majority vote. If it were a majority vote, then it would be practice. The respect of that particular rule by all parties subsequently would ultimately lead it to being an actual convention. Or it would need to have consent of all parties for it to be established immediately as a convention. Am I correct that this is what you're saying?