Mr. Chair, I want to make sure that I fully understand Mr. Moore's position on the 48 hours' notice. Basically, we do not need anyone to be taken by surprise by motions being brought forward that we have not had the time to prepare and examine as they deserve, and that our offices, the government house leader's and the whip's, have not been made aware of.
For substantive motions, I assume that, if we are dealing with amendments, and we are already studying a bill or a motion, motions can be made. The clerk can enlighten us about that. I want to understand the point that Mr. Moore wanted to make. If we are in clause-by-clause study of a bill, is it his intention that it not be possible to make an amendment, or a friendly amendment as they are called? How does Mr. Moore see that?