The House leader of the Reform Party has given notice that he is going to raise a point of order today. It is my intention to hear that point of order.
In view of the fact that it is a very important point of order and I do not want it interrupted, I have decided to go through Routine Proceedings and then I will hear the point of order of the hon. member.
This is the last sitting day of Parliament. I thought we could get Routine Proceedings out of the way and then listen uninterrupted to the point of order of the member and interventions any other members would like to make. That is how I intend to proceed.