It is a point of order.
It is perhaps from Superintendent Fraser Macaulay and is not privy to anybody else at this table. The witnesses are being challenged by information that is just coming out of the ether.
Normally this committee elicits information from the witnesses--it's on the record--and from there we make decisions. Now, I know we have gone off on a different tangent with this particular investigation, but I find it surprising, and it's not that I really disagree with it, it's just the fact that this information is now being thrown at the witnesses rather than our eliciting information from the witnesses, and they're being challenged on this stuff.
I don't expect he was told to be prepared for it. Therefore, Mr. Chairman, I just find this whole style of investigation, with information being acquired by one particular member and then thrown on the floor--the witness is being accused of it--is totally contrary to our style.
I'm not saying it can't be done. I just think we should be careful how it's done.