Mr. Seeback, I'm not sure that would be classified as a point of order.
However, the good news, colleagues, as we come to the end of our time together formally, is that in the lovely exchanges of good wishes that I'm sure all members will have once I gavel out, there will be an opportunity for members to ask questions.
I want to say just before we break, in the spirit of what Monsieur Ste-Marie said earlier, that I had the opportunity in the chamber earlier to draw reference to my father. One of the things I said was a really important lesson he taught me early, which is that those with whom we disagree and see the world differently from are not our enemies; they're our opposition. I think it's really important at this time of the year when we go home to our families and our friends and our loved ones that we remind ourselves of that and remember that we are sent here by Canadians in the spirit of democracy, which we all love dearly, both to be tough on each other and to do so in service of Canadians. I know all members know that.
As Chair, I want to take the opportunity to thank all of you for your contributions to the country, and all the staff, our analysts, our clerk and those who support us. I hope everybody has a wonderful holiday season, and we will see you back here in the new year.
The meeting is adjourned.