That is the point. As the Reform whip has indicated, you have not made a decision but while you are considering the arguments, as the House leader for the Conservative Party put so eloquently, we ought not to be issuing comments that could be considered by yourself as a threat.
Before this ends it would be appropriate for those people who are quoted at least to indicate the point they were making if it was not a threat to the Speaker's decision. I put a simple question to bring this to an end. If it is not a problem, what were those comments intended to produce?