I have a point of order, Madam Chair.
I think we're kind of treading on a little bit of dangerous ground here. We're dealing—if I'm not mistaken—with Bill C-7, which deals with assisted dying in Canada. There are a number of amendments. I think, certainly, that what I heard from Mr. Lewis is on point. We're talking about amendments that deal with assisted dying, amendments that we're dealing with tonight in clause-by-clause. I don't want to point out—or I didn't want to—Liberals' talking about boxers versus briefs the other day in another committee. That, I would agree, would be irrelevant.