Mr. Chair, that would have been very reasonable. To my knowledge, having been here now 10 years, you normally can get through somewhere between six and seven amendments an hour in a clause-by-clause. Right now, we've been going since 3:30, and we've gotten through one vote. That only happens if people procedurally block us from doing our work. That seems to be what's been happening today. The Conservatives are desperate to not vote on anything, desperate to ask anything about everything that has nothing to do with the amendment at hand. They don't want us to move forward.
Then we have no choice but to do a programming motion. If I see in the next hour that we get through six amendments, then I'll see that we're starting to work, but so far, in the last several meetings, Mr. Chair, we haven't done any of that.