Maybe I'll just read the motion that we passed on February 27, just so it is clear:
On motion of Ted Menzies, it was agreed on division,—That any member of the Committee have the right to attach, as an annex, a dissenting opinion on any report to be presented to the House of Commons by the Committee within the conditions imposed by the Committee and in accordance with the Standing Orders of the House of Commons.
Of course the Standing Orders of the House of Commons allow dissenting opinions to be attached. It is up to the committee to set the length of the report and the time for members to attach that dissenting—or that report they want to attach to the main report.
Is the committee ready for the question? Mr.Cannan, do you want to repeat the motion just so it is perfectly clear?