So we are going to pick up the thread of the debate.
You made a decision that I am forced to accept. You indicated that my motion was out of order. You clearly pointed out that in Mr. Dykstra's motion it says that this is “to expand the scope of the bill”. You stated that that sentence met the requirements of Standing Order 97.1(1). That is the basis for your decision, and I understood it clearly. However, the fact that you said that implies that we have the right to debate the expansion of the scope of the bill.
You cannot claim one thing and its opposite at the same time. That is the very philosophical basis of the law and of parliamentary law. You must thus accept Mr. Lamoureux's motion to the extent that you are allowing us to broaden the debate. You yourself maintained and recognized that.