On that point of order, Madam Chair, we can talk about “appropriate” all we want, but as you know, each member of Parliament who wishes to speak to these things—I'm sure you're going to let us know, Madam Chair—is entitled to do so, because those are the rules of how we conduct ourselves.
If someone in discussion, as has happened with me on other interventions on an amendment, makes a point that I wish to respond to, much in the same way that Mr. Maloney raised his point of order and now I'm responding to it, we're able to do that as members of Parliament. We're able to speak to these amendments. This is the House of Commons, where members of Parliament give voice to the Canadians we represent. A part of the rules of this place is that every member can speak as often as they wish to these amendments.
So far, from what I've heard, everything has been on point with the amendment we're dealing with.
I just wanted to respond on that point. Thank you, Madam Chair.