Excuse me, Mr. Chairman.
Is there a question? Is the point here to find out what Ms. Rancourt's qualifications are? She came here to give her views.
When he communicates with his party, I do not ask him who he is talking to and what people are like in his party. Those are not the issues, in my opinion. If he has relevant questions to ask the witness about deregulation, which it is what we are talking about, he should ask them. If he has no relevant questions and is simply trying to make the witness uncomfortable so that she says something or other, that is unacceptable in this committee. We are here to find out more about deregulation. So if he has questions to ask about deregulation and consumers, he should do so.
The witness is a consumer, like us, and she can comment on these issues without being subjected to a raft of random questions such as those being put to her right now.