Unless Mr. Dykstra knows what I was going to say.... I had no intention of revisiting the five, because I do not know...I don't have the book in front of me. I was going to speak to the perspective that this request, this motion, is waiting its turn in the House to come up as a concurrent motion. That is related to the time for the extension, and that is the proper way. To seek this extension gives this piece of legislation we're dealing with, the private member's bill, a whole new life that private members' bills are usually not prone to.
As a result, when I look at this...the process that exists in the House is that when you have a concurrent motion, you get to debate that for three hours. The government has different ways to bring concurrent motions there, and it has not done so, so far. As a result, they're now seeking an extension so they can move their motion in the House. I'm opposed to that for a number of reasons, the first being that it will go beyond the purview of a private member's bill by expanding the scope.