I'm aware that we have only one minute left in the meeting. We can raise points of order and have debates, and it's up to the committee members to decide how they want to do things.
That said, I didn't know if you wanted to reopen the debate. It wasn't clear to me. I understood that later in your presentation. When I understood that you were moving a dilatory motion, I should have interrupted you. I didn't, because I treated what you were saying as part of your two minutes of speaking time.
If I had cut you off after 30 or 45 seconds, we would have gone to a vote before coming back to the meeting.
Now, the meeting is almost over. I don't know if this is important, but what I propose is that we vote on the dilatory motion. If the motion is defeated, we will return to the meeting, which is almost over.
I would also remind you that you have practically used up your two minutes of speaking time.
Do you have a point of order, then?