Chair, as I said, on the motion of whether it should be on or before, the reason it is there specifically in the original amendment as “on” is because that is the rule that exists right now. The bill will be deemed to have been reported, as is, by June 21. That's why the amendment is there.
What the subamendment does is undo the intent of the amendment by now saying, “in the House not earlier than”, which ultimately, as you know, fundamentally changes when and how the extension is going to be tabled in the House. That's what we're talking about—when and how.
As you know, committees can put forward motions to seek an extension, but those extensions have to be sought within the timelines unless we can get a variation from the committee here.
What we have done.... There is a concurrence motion in the House, as you know, that has not been moved yet. That is one way for the government to do this. But I believe this is a way for the government to now change the timelines, and I am on the timelines, Mr. Chair, because I'm specifically talking on—