I'm still on that point, Madam Chair. Every member of this committee is an equal. Every member is entitled to participate within the rules as they see fit—every one of us, whatever party background we're from. I don't speak for any member on this committee other than myself. Every member is entitled to speak to these important amendments to what is a very important bill.
I don't think that it's speeding things along at all for these points to continue to be raised because members of Parliament—as far as I've heard—are doing their jobs by raising concerns, whether in favour or against particular amendments. Thank goodness, so far, everything that's been said—and this is on this point, Madam Chair—is relevant to this bill and, in fact, relevant to the specific amendments, unlike, certainly, what we've seen and heard in other committees.
I think you're doing a great job, but so are all the members. I hope that we can continue to have a respectful discourse within the rules that we are provided with as members of Parliament, and not infringe on the opportunities of every single member—nobody speaks for me, and I don't speak for anybody else—to make the points that they wish to on each and every amendment. Those are the rules we have.
Thank you.