Mr. Lloyd, thank you for that intervention. Had you gone on longer, I suspect you would have met the definition of a monologue, so I'm glad you stopped when you did.
If it makes you feel any better, if Mr. Weiler hadn't said it, I was about to. In the context of a meeting, relevance is always important, but when a witness is appearing before the committee, pursuant to the specific wording of a motion brought by one of your colleagues, I remind you that the context becomes even more important.
Thank you, and I will agree with you this much, in that I would hate to think anybody on this committee would try to usurp the functions of the chair. We all appreciate that reminder.
Mr. McLean, is this on the same issue?