Thank you, Madam Chair. On a point of order, if we just recall the events, there was an understanding and a good-natured move by Mr. Calkins to allow you to suspend following your request. Ms. Atwin had asked for a suspension to be able to read it, look at it and see it. That's why that was done in good faith, to allow that to happen. Mr. Calkins laid that out very well, so I do not think it's a big deal.
I think everyone is looking around here. When an individual introduces a motion and then in good faith agrees that there will be a suspension so people can collect their thoughts or look at it not just on their phones, then once people have seen it, the individual can speak to it. Everybody had that impression and that understanding. Therefore, Madam Chair, in good faith, we should try to conclude this and give people an opportunity for some commentary on it, and I think it would be only fair that Mr. Calkins have the floor to do that. It's in good faith. We should keep that.