I think it would be good to hear the arguments in favour. Keep in mind that many of the amendments are duplicates from Mr. Hyer and from Ms. May, so the half that are Ms. May's will not be moved because Mr. Hyer is going to move his.
I think it would make sense to group them, but I certainly want to hear about them and give opposition parties the chance to explain why they're moving the amendments they're moving. For situations where there are almost identical amendments moved by multiple members of the opposition, I think then certainly we could group them together and hopefully move fairly quickly through those. But I certainly think it would be best for us to make sure that we hear the arguments that opposition members have in favour of the amendments before we make decisions.