I'm sorry, Madam Chair. I thought you wouldn't catch me.
This has been a very confusing meeting. It's important to highlight one reality. When we voted on the amendment, Mr. Lemire suggested to us—and this was part of the premise of the manner in which we voted—that if we voted in favour of the amendment, he would withdraw his motion. Then, subsequent to that, after Mr. Poilievre's amendment, he changed his decision.
Mr. Lemire, you've really managed to confuse every single one of us, because you've changed your position on several occasions.
Could you, one more time, tell us whether or not you are willing to withdraw the motion? You have to accept the representation you made before we voted on Mr. Poilievre's amendment.