—is not sufficient to rule it out of order. I think it should be debated and should be considered.
We do have this very issue referenced by Justice LeSage. There's very similar existing wording that in effect deals with the actual computer itself. There's an amendment reference to the Criminal Records Act that we're just expanding on in subsection (2) and it's designed to give effect. An amendment that is designed to give effect to a provision that's there is within the scope of the act. It hasn't been ruled outside the scope of the act.
While what are raised in the point of order may be good arguments one way or the other, or against the passage of this, they're not sufficient to rule it out of order for consideration, that we're not allowed to consider it because it hasn't been considered by somebody else first. In fact, the amendment has been on the table since whenever we put these in place, two weeks ago, so there's a lot of time for consideration of it and to have arguments against it if you wish. It has been deemed to be in order, and to say that because Colonel Gibson has made some comments here today it suddenly becomes out of order, I think is wrong.