Thank you, Madam Chair.
Again, I just want to make sure every member of the committee on the other side understands that members on this side fully support the study and fully support the idea that Ms. Kwan has on the importance for this committee to study this important issue on Afghanistan. In fact, as I said, many of us worked together on the committee on Afghanistan, and we did not have a single issue when it came to the appearances of the ministers or the witnesses.
Mr. Brunelle-Duceppe and Mr. Redekopp, from two different parties, both said that we are willing to accommodate. We just want to give them the dates, but not as Marie-France said, to postpone it to the end of the session. It should be in the near future. They should be able to give us those dates.
We as members are also willing to work, as this is not an important issue for only one party or one member. It is an important issue, a humanitarian issue, and it concerns, I'm sure, every single riding and every single member in this room. Every single member in Parliament believes in the same cause.
I think we should put this to an end and let me work on this, and I'm sure, Madam Chair, that you and the clerk along with the ministers will be able to figure out the schedule by the end of Friday, so I appreciate that.