Mr. May, I thank you again for the comments.
I'm not a fan of frequent and repetitive points of order. Relevance is always a guiding principle at this committee and everywhere that we are carrying on our business. I don't intend to let anybody on this committee usurp my decision-making, but if people want to raise a point of order, they are within their rights to do so. It's then up to me to rule on whether it's appropriate or not.
I don't know that we need a ruling.
I see Mr. Cannings' hand is up. I'm going to let him speak, of course, but I would like to move on to questions because we do have witnesses who are sitting here patiently watching this. As much as they may be enjoying it, I'm sure they would rather have questions from us.
Mr. Cannings.