Chair, I'll try to get through a couple of things quickly.
I think Ms. Desrochers's point is that, while the rules permit motions to be tabled without notice under certain circumstances, it is a good practice to inform colleagues when possible. I very much agree with that. Objectively, that is how I have carried myself in this committee, informing colleagues of intent to put forward motions. I put a motion on notice today, for example, which I was entitled to move and did not move. Colleagues will have an opportunity to think about that.
I will say that there have been instances where Liberals have moved motions without notice, as have Bloc members. If the point Ms. Desrochers is making is to endeavour to have a practice where we discuss and provide notice in advance even when not, strictly speaking, required, I agree that that's a good practice. I will say, with respect to this motion of Ms. Desrochers's, that it's a request for information on an existing study, which is typically a minor thing, but the Liberals have said that they support it, so good. The only suggestion I would have is—
