Mr. Young, the parameters are this: you have them in front of you. And the committee always deals with what is in front of it.
In fairness to everybody around the table—I take in a collegial fashion the caution that Mr. Kramp advised for all of us, and I think we're all responsible people—I think what we try to do is bring together all the people who have an interest and a stake in this.
I thought I'd overheard you at one point saying that the chair can direct people to come. You give everybody an opportunity to speak. I think it's always the intention—at least of the chair, but I think it's reflective of the committee—to bring everybody together.
So here are the parameters of the discussion. I'm going to ask whether it is the committee's will to move forward with an attempt to have this on Tuesday. That's the way the question was framed.
We give everybody an opportunity, and if it works for Tuesday, then I think Mr. Christopherson's points about the committee and members of Parliament being seen to do their job has already been in part satisfied, because we're moving to address his concern.
So those in...?