A point of order, if I may Mr. Chair, about what you just said.
You made it very clear that we must not repeat what's already been said or raise matters you have already ruled on. You said, yourself, that I am not being repetitive, that I am not challenging your rulings and that I am referring to O'Brien and Bosc. And yet, you don't see how my remarks are relevant.
You are misleading me. I would ask that you clarify your comment because everything I am saying pertains to Mr. Dykstra's motion and the words of O'Brien and Bosc in House of Commons Procedure and Practice. I gave you the page numbers. Obviously, summarizing 150 pages from House of Commons Procedure and Practice in 10 minutes can't be done. It's akin to asking someone to summarize a 600-page Ph.D. thesis in 10 minutes. With all due respect, Mr. Chair, I have the right to speak and I will hold on to that right as long as I follow your basic instructions, which I am doing.