Let me finish, please. It's a point of personal privilege, and you, sir, are obliged to hear me out. Allow me to finish, please.
Yesterday you allowed a lot of leeway. Questions were asked, and I pointed this out to you a few times. Leeway was allowed. I don't see what the difference is today. On a point of personal privilege, sir, you also allowed Mr. Komarnicki to table a motion, to grandstand in this committee, when he wanted to say that Bill C-50 should be sent to this committee. Bill C-50 originally was something that we were not supposed to speak on, but you, sir, have allowed a lot of leeway.
I don't understand what makes it different now versus yesterday. Is it because the press is in this room and because the minister made comments yesterday that you do not like to hear?