I would just like to make a suggestion to the House before I recognize the next hon. member if in fact there should be agreement to the suggestion that I make.
I have in my possession a list of speakers to follow. There would be four: two opposition members and two from the government side. If it were the view and the feeling of the House to consider waiving the five-minute question and comment for each of the four speakers that would take us to 6.15 p.m., at which time I understand we must go on to another business of the day.
I am not forcing it; I am just making a suggestion. I am in the hands of the House. I see in the House the four persons who wish to speak on the amendment today. I will wait to hear some direction from the House.
Possibly the Secretary of State for Parliamentary Affairs might want to make that suggestion, or should I ask simply for unanimous consent?