Thank you, Mr. Godin.
I have the duty and the important privilege, if you will, of abiding by the procedural rules and regulations of the House of Commons. That is what we are doing. It governs everything that happens, everything you have said and everything that may be said. We have to abide by the rules of procedure. I have to make sure that is done. So far, all sides seem to have abided by the rules of procedure.
In the list of people who want to speak, I see Mr. Généreux's name first, with Mr. Dalton second and Mrs. Kusie third.