Yes, thank you, Chair.
To my colleagues across the way, through no fault of our own, obviously, votes being where they are, with the first set of witnesses we were actually basically limited to 15 minutes. I'm not disputing, and I understand the chair's displeasure with what happened with information that went out before. I share that displeasure, by the way, Mr. Chair, as someone who has been around here for a while.
This side would certainly like the opportunity to question them again. Obviously, I can't make a motion at this moment, and I don't intend to, Mr. Alexander, but I would suggest that perhaps you take it back to the steering committee to see if there's a way to actually work your schedule to bring them back. As someone who sits on the public accounts committee, I can say to you that this work is invaluable. I think you know that at this committee, but you're really doing a great service to us at the public accounts committee as well by exploring these things. It's extremely helpful.
Rather than us duplicate perhaps, if you explored it even further by bringing them back, it would prevent us from doing it at the public accounts committee, because there's nothing worse than two committees doing the same thing.
I leave that in your hands, obviously. I'm the guest today, and I appreciate the opportunity.