Mr. Speaker, I want to make the observation. The member brought up the issue of the flag flap. I remember that very well as well. She uses that as an example of an improper decision on your part, a bad decision I guess she is suggesting. Anyway, it is a decision that she certainly does not agree with. I do not know what she is exactly questioning but she is using it as an example to question your integrity as a Speaker.
Mr. Speaker, I was there when you ruled on the flag situation and I agreed with your ruling.
What are we to say? Are we going to be questioning your right to sit in the chair? Are we questioning your integrity because members on the opposite side disagree with you when in fact members on this side agree with you? No matter what, when you are a referee or a judge or looking on and trying to make decisions involving human beings, not just human beings in this Chamber but human beings in the entire country, then there is no black and white. There is always going to be disagreement.
I ask the member what is the point of bringing up the fact that you ruled in a way she did not agree with on the flag debate as an example of why you do not belong in the chair at this time?