Mr. Julian, this is the ninth report of this committee to the House. It is a report to the House. This committee has tied my hands. You know what's gone on at this committee over the past few meetings. As chair, I hesitate to step out of line or to make calls that I normally, quite frankly, would make as chair. That's a result of what's happened at this committee. If we could just get on with this and decide how much time—we have witnesses waiting—I think that would be the appropriate way to handle it.
If we want to take this to the steering committee or back to this committee at some future time and say that for any report we'll allow 48 hours for people to attach dissenting opinions, then we can do that.
But I would encourage the committee to get on to the witnesses we have here today.
Mr. André.