Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
I do have something that maybe the clerk can help enlighten us on. It is the issue that we seem to still be at loggerheads over, and that would be Standing Order 41, in regard to when business is interrupted.
The Standing Orders apply generally. This is a standing order that governs debate in the House of Commons. It does reference when debate happens and then we hit question period or Statements by Members, so that would be like when a member stops. It references it in Standing Order 30(5) as well. When interrupted, the business resumes after the interruption is done, and 30(5) alludes to Statements by Members and question period.
At the end of question period, all other business that happens at that point, with points of order and things like that, it is the member who actually had the floor prior to.... That would be when—