Thank you.
Mr. Chair, I would like to inform my colleague Mr. Noormohamed, whom I don’t really know, that it is my parliamentary privilege to ask questions. A motion was voted on, and there were five minutes per party. So we can take the time we need to do our job. There is a kind of bullying every time he says he expects something. That’s just what it is. I’m not easily intimidated, but that’s still what he is doing.
I have one more question about the English and French versions. My colleagues are anglophone, and even my colleague next to me asked me why it wasn’t the same. There are fundamental differences. Why is it different in French and in English? The amendment in English is quite different from the amendment in French.
Can you explain why it is so different?