No, it's all right; I understand perfectly. In any case, when something happens without warning, it can be a distraction. You can't do two things at once.
I was just saying that clause 2, which we are discussing now, provides definitions… It says: “The definitions in this section apply in this Act.” It talks about the Agreement on the Environment Between Canada and the Republic of Columbia, the Agreement on Labour Cooperation Between Canada and the Republic of Columbia, a Joint Commission, and so on. However, on May 27, an agreement was signed regarding annual human rights reporting and free trade between Canada and Columbia. Why is that agreement not mentioned here? Why isn't it in the bill? Should it not be, to validate the Act? If the Act refers to related agreements, but no reference is made to an agreement that was signed afterwards, could that cause a problem? That is my question. Should it not be included? If it should, I suppose the bill will have to be more closely scrutinized than what we are doing now.