Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I just want to say a couple of things in response to that. I restrained myself before, but I will briefly respond.
First of all, the Prime Minister himself, in the House today, talked about property rights and how important they were. Secondly, it shows that Liberal members of the committee listened to witnesses and that within our party we're allowed to make modifications to a bill. It actually shows the opposite of what Mr. Brock is suggesting.
I would also note, given the number of amendments, that a significant number of these amendments are consequential, one to the other. Just because you have multiple amendments, that doesn't mean you have a million different concepts. If you make a change to one clause, in some cases you have to make it to five or six other clauses. Some of the Liberal amendments are consequential, one to the other.
I don't think either of his points were correct, but I do appreciate very much that he's supporting the amendment I put forward.