That's my understanding.
If that's the case, then it would seem to me a bit premature to have consideration of this motion, as well intended as it might be, if we already have the Emergencies Act committee meeting next week to discuss what was an important ruling. It would seem to me that we, as a committee, could then be seized with the motion afterwards.
We do have witnesses. It costs thousands of dollars to bring them here, and it would be wise, I think, as Madame Michaud has said, for us to hear from the witnesses so that we can improve the legislation that is so important on cybersecurity. It is costing taxpayers thousands of dollars to bring the witnesses here.
Following the meeting of the Emergencies Act committee next week would be a good time, I think, to have the discussion around the motion.