I don't think we need to engage in a debate we haven't had yet. We haven't seen the item, and we may very well find there's more common ground than we realize. The committee is the master of its own fate, and so we can decide those things.
Perhaps I could ask Mr. Harris something for when we come back. I absolutely agree that we need to deal with the estimates; we want to have the minister here on them. But maybe when we come back on Tuesday—or I'm sure we'll talk between now and Tuesday—I'd like to understand the urgency of it and why it needs to be dealt with immediately. I don't need that answer today, because we're not going to decide it today, but that's something that maybe I could get some clarification on.