Thank you, Mr. Fadden, and thank you, Mr. Ouellet, for your views.
We have gone over our time, and before I go to the format we discussed--we'll be going over to the Conservatives--we have some changes this morning. I'm just going to take a moment to suggest that we're probably not going to have time to get to the discussion on agenda items today. In fact, we were going to have 15 minutes to talk about future meetings and setting agenda items---and I've only received a few.
I was thinking that on Tuesday we might have the Energy Dialogue Group or one of the others start. They had agreed to come on Thursday, but now we find that question period is going to be switched to 11:15 next Thursday, a week from today. So if the committee is agreeable, we might just cancel the meeting on Thursday, because I'm sure some of you would like to be at question period rather than here.
I'm trying to plan ahead here and finish this day. Maybe we'll just let you people continue asking questions until 12:45. Then we'll try to do this hybrid bus thing outside. We will defer questions of the agenda until Tuesday next week. I'd just ask everybody to submit any ideas on which witnesses they want to hear from, and all that stuff, over the weekend. Then we'll just gather that all up and do it together. There's no sense in having the clerk or me sort it all out. Let's all do it together on Tuesday, and we'll look at the agenda.
Then we have the break week. We could come back after that and start with witnesses at the end of the month. I really wanted to bring that up now for clerical reasons, and I won't hold you back any further. We can continue that discussion 10 minutes from now.
We're going to let Mr. Harris ask his question.