That's the first point I'd make: because the length of time has been maximized to a minute or a minute and a half, it doesn't necessarily mean we will have fewer questions. Members may choose the rhetorical device of asking direct and simple questions and ministers may decide to provide direct and simple answers.
Today we are on this clockwork, mechanical type of system whereby everybody asks a 35-second question and everybody provides a 35-second answer.
The second quick point I'll make is that the Bloc has raised some legitimate concerns, I believe, about the very question you've asked. One potential solution is to allow the Speaker the power of reciprocity between the length of the answer given and the length of the question asked so there's some relationship between the two. If somebody asks a quick 15-second question, the minister cannot rag the puck to provide a minute and a half answer to try to chew up the House's time.