My dear colleague, I can understand that some hon. members will take offence in the course of the debate. We in this House have been elected to speak for our constituents and we have very strong feelings.
In this case, I find it difficult to zero in precisely in that the House itself has been offended by the language. We have heard language even today, my dear colleague, which was very strong. It would be the intention of your Speaker to give within the bounds of dignity and decorum as much leeway as we can to hon. members to express themselves.
I would rule that although the hon. member would surely have a point where she is feeling badly about something being said, at least at this point from what I have read this is a point of debate and not a question of privilege.