Mr. Speaker, I rise on a point of clarification on the discussion we have just had. When someone asks a question in question period and there is a response, normally the questioner gets the blues for the question in his or her office. Unless we make a special request we do not often get the answer. We just get the question the individual asked. This leads to a potential vacuum.
As a matter of standard practice it might actually be a more suitable arrangement to provide both ends of the dialogue to both parties so that there is a natural check and balance on that process. I am wondering if that request would be appropriate.