Thank you.
Because you said that, I feel like I need to respond.
I will respectfully disagree. We are trying to move through these. We've had legitimate questions. Every question has been legitimate. In fact, I think we're just about ready to move on with regard to this one.
The truth is that we wouldn't need to spend so much time asking questions on the amendment and the bill had we had enough study before clause-by-clause to be able to fully study the bill and understand it. For instance, when the Privacy Commissioner was here, there were only two rounds of questions. We couldn't even ask him about his suggested amendments. We didn't have them at that point, as Ms. DeBellefeuille said. That is the issue I take, which is why I asked last week for consent to have the Privacy Commissioner here. The Liberals blocked that, as they have been doing. We've been trying to move, and the Liberals have been blocking the movement that we've been trying to make.
I want to leave it at that because I genuinely would like to see us move forward on some amendments. That is the truth. Despite the arguments happening across the table, I think we can move on and ask some excellent questions, as my colleagues have been asking tonight.
Thank you.