I'm sorry, Mr. Chair, but I'm going to have to repeat myself.
Our colleague on the other side of the aisle keeps repeating the same thing.
It's not like we haven't had any debate. I'll say it one more time: We are definitely against this amendment because we consider that the judge, and only the judge, knowing the particular set of arguments in the case in front of him, is the person most able to decide.
It's not you, and it's not me, Mr. Caputo, who can decide what should be this order. It's for the judge to decide. We respect the judiciary process, and we're going to vote against so that the judge can decide what is the right time for this order to be produced.