First of all, I don't believe that's a point of order, but she said what she said already.
This is very relevant to the discussion, because we're talking about procurement using taxpayer dollars—money taxed on the backs of Canadians. We want to talk about the human element of this. It's not some abstract spreadsheet. These are real people, real families.
I have lots more to say, but I understand we have only limited time and resources, so I'll give up the floor so we can move on to some of the other members of the committee and allow them to speak to the motion. Then they can all get a chance to discuss how important space procurement is, or procurement in general—real procurement, not procurement where taxpayer money is siphoned for Liberal insiders.