Lynne Yelich at the Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities Committee

Yes, exactly. It does reflect the House better if we do it the way we did it in the previous Parliament.

So the second round is Liberal, Conservative, Bloc, and the third round is Liberal, Conservative, and then Bloc, NDP, if time allows.

That's more in tune with what is reflected in the House. It's not necessarily what was done in the last Parliament but how the House is reflected. Unfortunately, the second round doesn't reflect that if we include the third party of the House.