That's understood, Mark, but your staff is examining this as we speak.
Procedurally, of course, Karen had every right in the world to introduce a motion during committee business, so this wasn't sprung on anyone. This is something that is quite correct procedurally.
If you're talking about something being sprung on people, I guess I could make the political argument that prorogation itself was sprung on us. We didn't know that the Prime Minister was going to prorogue and shut down Parliament and committees.