Madam Speaker, when you check the blues of the proceedings, perhaps I may suggest two points the Chair may wish to consider. First of all, when a parliamentarian says that another parliamentarian has, and I quote: "the right to lie", this reflects on the parliamentarians who, if this is true, did in fact lie, and of course we do not have the right to accuse a parliamentarian of doing so.
However, this also challenges the decision made earlier by the Chair with respect to a difference of opinion that existed, because saying that another parliamentarian allegedly had the right to lie implies that he or she had been given that right by someone else. In this case, the person who ruled on the matter happens to be the Speaker of this House, so the hon. member opposite has in fact challenged the decision of the Speaker.