I heard what the opposition member, Mr. Genuis, talked about. First of all, I think this committee has shown that it's fairly non-partisan. We've always worked together. I have had conversations and discussions to express my view, not necessarily in camera and not necessarily on camera, with members from all parties.
On the first point, I still want to make sure we can talk to each other and just walk around and have private conversations in the back. This is a very important part of our job.
The second thing, to go back to the motion, is that I read the report. On all of these recommendations, the government has provided a response. Out of the list here, there are six sub-points. The government agreed with five of them and provided a reason, and there's one that's partially agreed to. That's all public. It's in the report. It talks about a couple of ministries here. I think it's fair to hear from these ministries to understand why they partially agreed and did not fully agree with this recommendation. That's very important for members of this committee to consider when it comes to supporting or not supporting this motion, or perhaps abstaining. There are three options.
I don't think it's fair for members on this side, who heard this motion just minutes ago, to make a very important decision without questioning government agencies as to why they partially agreed. We have to make a lot of guesses, and I don't think that's a very responsible way to do our job.
That's it.